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Issue 219: Sponsorship

  • Sponsorship

    Last Word

    07 Jun 2010

    What worst-case scenario?
    A little under a month ago, I asked Arts Council England (ACE) what worst-case scenario outcomes had already been modelled for: were plans in place to cope with a 5% budget cut? A 10% one? Or was it anywhere between 20 and 50%? The answer I was firmly given was “none”. ACE was not, and would not be, testing out ideas for ‘worst-laid plans’. It was looking forward to working with the new leadership at the DCMS and was keen to restore a sense of buoyant... more

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