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Issue 159: Arts and the Environment

  • Arts and the Environment

    03 Dec 2007

    Tempting though it may be to use this column to rant about the staff costs at Arts Council England (p3), it’s all been said before.  A quick flick through the archive on the brand new ArtsProfessional website at http://www.artsprofessional.co.uk reveals this to be a broken record: see issues 90, 112 and 130 in the archive if you feel like re-playing it – or if you feel like letting off steam about it, or maybe even offering words of encouragement to ACE, then why not contribute to a debate... more

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