16th April 2024
Research led by a dance company found keeping pupils active in the classroom improved their maths and English learning.
15th April 2024
As Museum Wales contends with a £4.5m deficit, it has introduced a rage of cost-saving measures, including the loss of at least 90 jobs.
Environmentalist Chris Packham joins young people taking part in sit-in protest over museum's links with coal firm.
12th April 2024
11th April 2024
Leading economist says limiting numbers of students allowed to study creative subjects at university would allow government to invest significantly more, making remaining provision 'outstanding'.
10th April 2024
Initial findings from Arts Professional's latest Pulse survey on local authority funding reveal councils are selling off venues and 'spinning out' arts and culture to independent entities to save money.
Independent Society of Musicians warns that Arts Council England's last-minute decision leaves staff and freelancers "in the dark" about their future employment.
Select Committee says government must ‘plug the gaps' in outdated copyright and intellectual property regulations’ to help future-proof creators rights.
9th April 2024
Department for Education confirms that a minister has been present at only one meeting of the board in charge of challenging the government on music education plans.