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Crafts Council & Craft Scotland, Help Musicians, Society of Authors, Visual Arts Scotland and...
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The star-studded Cultural Renewal Taskforce charged with the sector's recovery has met just once...
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A survey by the Museum Freelance group has found that less than half of freelancers and consultants...
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Financial and career support will be available to more "outstanding and visionary music creators,...
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Changes to the Job Support Scheme to reduce the burden on employers who can't operate due to local...
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The first round of Culture Recovery Fund (CRF) awards for Wales has granted £18.1m in revenue... -
DCMS has announced £76m funding for 588 cultural organisations, the second major tranche of Culture...2 -
More than 160,000 live music jobs could be lost by the end of the year, new analysis from industry... -
As part of a drive to boost diversity and inclusion in the music industry, UK Music’s Diversity...
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Coventry's year as UK City of Culture, now due to start on 15th May 2021, will include the hosting...
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Major festivals are calling for further financial support, saying they are "in danger of becoming... -
The lockdown experience has pushed museums, galleries and theatres to develop their digital... -
The arts activities of the company Preservation and Promotion of the Arts have been labelled a “...
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The arts, cultural and business sectors in Swindon are joining forces to develop a plan for a new...
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While pupil numbers in England’s secondary schools grew by 5% over the past two years, the number...
Latest Features
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Unconsicous bias can leave even well-meaning organisations with blind spots on diversity and inclusion. Roxan Kamali-Sarvestani explains what they can do to avoid this – and how Talawa Theatre Company is supporting them.
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As the four countries of the UK start to offer financial lifelines to venues wanting to reopen, Priya Patel explains how the Arts Working Group and their Recovery Toolkit can provide support with some of the thornier problems they are now addressing.
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The arts can survive, but it’s up to arts workers and participants to save and fundamentally change them for the benefit of all. Trade Unions must not allow a ‘new normal’ of devastated culture says John Gillett.
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Esmée Fairbairn Foundation will be making fewer, larger grants in future and collaborating on longer term projects that have a real chance of being taken to scale. Alison Holdom explains their new strategy and what they hope to achieve.
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By cutting bursaries for teacher training, the Department for Education will make a career in teaching an unreachable dream for some musicians, says Roz De Vile.
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Disabled freelancers can teach the sector a lot about how to overcome limitations to make and adapt work in new and exciting ways, so look for them, use them … and pay them, says Lisette Auton.
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