22nd February 2024
Birmingham City Council has announced plans to remove all financial support for its regularly funded arts organisations as part of a strict budget designed to save £300m over the next two years.
21st February 2024
Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer says theatre audiences should be 'treated in an adult way' despite campaigners insisting that trigger warnings are an important tool for improving accessibility.
The initiative is the first of a raft of measures that form a £2.3m support package for West Yorkshire’s creative sector.
Peers have raised concerns that singers and musicians touring in the European Economic Area frequently do not receive necessary paperwork in time.
From celebrating old factories and buildings to local activities and communities, Historic England has split £875,000 across 56 projects showcasing aspects of England’s working class history.
20th February 2024
As part of a new creative leadership that encourages cooperative decision-making, Norwich Theatre will engage an associate company for two years to collaborate on research, skills-sharing and new work.
East London-based charity Craft Central will close its doors at the end of the month, citing financial pressures including high rent and rising utility costs.
19th February 2024
Research by third-sector financial benchmarkers MyCake has analysed the longevity and turnover of arts organisations that exit Arts Council England's national Funding Portfolio.
Science Museum Group said it hopes the new Riyadh hub will help it collaborate with museum professionals, researchers and educators in Saudi Arabia.
15th February 2024
The orchestra at English National Opera has agreed in principle to a deal including seven months' guaranteed work and a minimum redundancy payment.