21st December 2016
20th December 2016
A new report claims hubs support the wider creative economy, but reductive evaluations of their worth are unhelpful.
19th December 2016
16th December 2016
National companies funded directly by the Government have reacted positively to the Scottish Government’s draft budget for 2017/18, given the wider economic context.
The new body will be worth £40m a year to the Welsh economy and sustain 850 jobs, the Minister responsible for Culture has claimed.
Culture Secretary Karen Bradley has dispelled fears she was planning on pulling Britain out of the competition because of Brexit.
A digital gallery, loan schemes and public tours in schools and libraries are among the proposals for opening the Civil Service Art Collection to all.
Concerns have been raised about the quality of diversity data, with Arts Council England Chief Executive Darren Henley labelling under-reporting by NPOs “extremely disappointing”.
The DCMS, Arts Council England and national arts organisations must all do more to support culture in the regions, a select committee has concluded.
15th December 2016
The leaders of the city’s recent Cultural Investment Enquiry are demanding “a radical new proposition” for the way the sector and the City Council work together.
The programme is growing local confidence and wellbeing, but needs time to demonstrate lasting benefit, a report says.