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The organisation met with theatremakers last week following a scathing open letter that accused it...
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The Imaginarium Arts Centre in Newry will provide arts and creative activities for children and...
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The venue has withdrawn its application to create a pop-up bar on the roof of the Royal Festival...
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Arts Council England (ACE) has set out arrangements for how its crop of 841 regularly funded... -
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A letter sent to the national funder’s Chief Executive, representing 80% of the organisation’s...
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Collective will open at its new site at the City Observatory next month, complete with an...
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Ofsted has announced a new inspection framework that will see it downgrade the importance of exam... -
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The Local Government Association has warned that a recent Government promise to increase teachers’...
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The new design for the Taunton venue will wrap around the existing building, creating a larger...
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Kassel city council has voted to remove the ‘Monument to Strangers and Refugees’ obelisk from the...
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Two new Government documents explain how national museums will extend their reach throughout...
Latest Features
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There has been a dramatic expansion in the number of organisations supporting arts activities by and for older people in the UK - but more still is needed, says David Cutler.
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What are the characteristics, interests and motivations of the over-65 demographic? Lucie Fitton reveals all.
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The arts have helped scientists gain a better understanding of how it actually feels like to live with dementia. Julian West shares his experience of a research project based on ‘co-creativity’.
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When a shabby Victorian hall in Greenwich opened its doors to the public several years ago, no one could have predicted how important it would become to supporting social connections among the over-60s, says Daniel Bernstein.
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Players in Stratford's Orchestra of the Swan are trained by charity Mindsong to provide music sessions in care homes. Sue Pope explains how the programme supports wellbeing.
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Older adults living with chronic health conditions are improving their physical and mental wellbeing through the joy of South Asian dance, writes Claire Farmer.
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As local authority cuts continue to squeeze culture and heritage budgets, libraries offer a way for councils to preserve access to the arts, says Gerald Vernon-Jackson.
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Baker Richards helped the Royal Opera House kick-start a revolution in evidence-based marketing that increased revenues by £400,000 in six months. Tim Baker talked to Lucy Sinclair about the value of using data to drive decision-making.
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