Emily Godwin

Journalist at Arts Professional

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A gold-standard NCTJ graduate, as a a freelance reporter Emily has bylines in The Times, The London Standard and the Literary Review. Emily joined Arts Professional as Journalist in January 2026

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Big Ben with Houses of Parliament and Westminster bridge in autumn, London, UK

All-Party Parliamentary Groups: What are they and why are they important to the arts sector?

London, UK - May 10 2024: British Library daytime exterior view.

British Library 'looks forward' to exploring ACE review proposals despite fears of open letter

The South Front at Cragside, Northumberland

Art Fund will 'respond to museum sector's needs' as five-year fund comes to an end

The Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury 2025 Pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk.

Adult-only pantomime is 'engine fuel' theatres need to survive

Royal Academy of Music receives 'game-changing' £30m donation

Royal Academy of Music receives 'game-changing' £30m donation

Manchester Renold Building among nearly 200 sites added to National Heritage List

Manchester Renold Building among nearly 200 sites added to National Heritage List

Blurry image of making movie video in big production studio and film crew team shooting or recording by professional digital camera and lighting set equipment.

Creative industries are one of UK's 'great unsung success stories'

Children In School Choir Being Encouraged By Teacher

Creative education provides workplace 'confidence shield'

Musicians' Union alleges Northern Ballet deal risks 'gagging' freelancers

Musicians' Union alleges Northern Ballet deal risks 'gagging' freelancers

London, UK - May 28 2021: Tate Britain exterior daytime view.

Tate staff vote for strike action after rejecting 'insulting' pay rise

The 69th BFI London Film Festival, Tuesday 14th October 2025. Photo by Millie Turner/BFI.

BFI film festival boasts 'record-breaking' audience numbers

Hampstead pergola among 138 additions to Historic England's 'at risk' register

Hampstead pergola among 138 additions to Historic England's 'at risk' register

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers the Spring Statement. Photo. UK Parliament

Autumn Budget: What to expect and what industry leaders are calling for

Panellists talk on stage at NLA event in front of image of Soho Theatre Walthamstow

No UK government has 'ever treated the arts seriously' says producer

LONDON, UK - JANUARY 20, 2009: view of people, bars, restaurants on crossing Moor st and Romilly st from Charing Cross Road of Soho district of City of Westminster in London winter evening.

London’s night-time economy still precarious despite tourism boom, says global survey

The Sage performing arts center on the banks of the River Tyne in Gateshead.

Millennium Commission-funded buildings face challenges despite delivering 'major economic returns'

Staging 'potentially incendiary' work 'essential' in a polarised society, says David Byrne

Staging 'potentially incendiary' work 'essential' in a polarised society, says David Byrne

Freedom in the Arts launches survey into censorship in the arts

Freedom in the Arts launches survey into censorship in the arts

Photo of people parading on Deansgate ,Manchester for the annual gay pride 2023. Photo shot with Sony a6400, 35mm lens shows a man holding a large rainbow flag in the crowd.

Equity says Manchester Pride liquidation is 'hugely concerning' for those owed money

Photo taken in Williamsburg, United States

Dance music scheme aims to promote participation to support grassroots venues

Edinburgh, Scotland - August 24, 2019: Crowds mill around one of the entrance points to the part of the historic High Street / Royal Mile which is turned into a pedestrianised performance area during the Fringe Festival. The steeple of the old Tron church dominates the skyline.

Edinburgh festivals fear demise of community work amid 'funding uncertainty'

Tate Modern announces regular late openings

Tate Modern announces regular late openings

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Sector must be proactive to retain underrepresented talent, report says

audience in the theater watching a play

Nearly half of performing arts freelancers earn less than the living wage, survey finds

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