2nd April 2024
Proposed cuts would see performers paid less as a result of reduced working hours, with Musicians’ Union saying the situation is a 'direct result of underfunding and defunding of opera'.
The classical music venue’s new fund has been set up to allow it to run without funds from the public purse if ever necessary, amid “an uncertain public funding environment for classical music”.
28th March 2024
27th March 2024
Seven UK universities have announced job cuts affecting arts courses in recent weeks with performing arts courses particularly at risk.
Creative health charity Arts & Health South West said that despite turning to alternative funding models after losing its National Portfolio status last year, it hasn't been possible to secure its financial future.
Music industry representatives tell MPs they would back the idea of a fan-led inquiry into grassroots music venues, similar to that seen in football.
26th March 2024
Disabled arts commissioner Unlimited says funding awards will help showcase the 'vibrant spectrum of disabled artists across the UK'.
Performing arts sector remains at threat from future global shocks unless action on resilience planning is taken by both central and local government, report finds.
The public funding body's National Council will explore how its race and disability groups can 'continue to develop', with the creation of a gender advisory group also a possibility.
25th March 2024
The council says Bramhall Hall and its historic collection would be put at risk from the elements without urgent building work.
The Science Museum has been criticsed for links with fossil fuel sponsors BP, Equinor and Adani.