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A buddy system could help neurodiverse employees integrate into the workplace, a leading music...
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The Scottish Drama Training Network (SDTN) will "formally integrate" into the Royal Conservatoire...
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Many young people who want to work in the arts are “destined for disappointment” because of the low...1 -
Arts Council England’s National Portfolio Organisations (NPOs) produced enough carbon emissions to... -
Circus organisations across Europe have doubled in number over the past two decades while “not... -
Campaigners for a new arts centre in Falkirk are celebrating “a stay of execution” after their... -
University of Glasgow researchers are to develop an integrated policy approach to copyright in the...
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Bristol's Ad Infinitum plans to launch a new programme for D/deaf directors in 2022. The theatre...
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DCMS Minister Nigel Adams has said there is a “need to consider introducing a comprehensive music... -
Forty-five diverse-led organisations will share in £4.3m awarded by Arts Council England....
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State schools and colleges can now access the National Theatre Collection for free. The partnership...
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V&A Dundee has added £75m to Scotland's economy in its first year of operation, according to...
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Lord Tony Hall is to step down as BBC Director General. News of Hall's departure from his role of...
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The National History Museum has launched a new environmental strategy to address a "planetary...
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An inclusive orchestral ensemble will perform in north west England for the first time this month....
Latest Features
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In the first of a series of conversations with sector leaders, Editor Amanda Parker sat down for lunch with former arts minister Ed Vaizey.
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Offering discounts? If you don’t have a reason for cutting prices and are inconsistent with your offers, don’t expect your customers to play nicely, says David Reece.
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As Arts Council England prepares to publish its next ten-year strategy, thought leaders suggest a radical alternative.
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Left your Self Assessment tax return to the last minute? Don’t rely on excuses to avoid a fine, says Liz Hill. HMRC has heard them all before...
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If we think of contemporary art as only suitable for experienced audiences, we are missing huge opportunities to inspire newcomers, says Naomi Wright.
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The sector must be held accountable to those suffering under the ‘hostile environment’ immigration regime. Migrants in Culture is taking on the challenge, explain Alessandra Cianetti and Diana Damian Martin.
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