Mary Stone

Journalist at Arts Professional

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Mary Stone is a journalist at Arts Professional.

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'Last artist-run studio' in central London fights to stay local

'Last artist-run studio' in central London fights to stay local

Lisa Nandy - Boxing Club Bristol
A New National Youth Strategy, for young people, by young people.

Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lisa Nandymet Serena Wiebe from Empire Fighting Chance - @EmpireFightingC

before chairing a discussion with a group of young people from all across the local community to find out their thoughts on the new strategy.

Nandy 'horrified' by claim arts funding not a voter priority

Choral sector calls for UNESCO recognition of 'sacred sound'

Choral sector calls for UNESCO recognition of 'sacred sound'

Trust denies claim historic east London mill 'rarely open'

Trust denies claim historic east London mill 'rarely open'

Finance Secretary Shona Robison Acttish Parliament.tv

Scottish government makes good on £20m culture boost in draft budget

RSNO & Principal Guest Conductor Patrick Hahn. Credit Sally Jubb

National orchestra calls for 'fair funding' from Holyrood

Short-term funding aggravating ‘acute’ heritage skills shortages

Short-term funding aggravating ‘acute’ heritage skills shortages

Cultural heavyweights call for action to help mothers in Gaza after aid ban

Cultural heavyweights call for action to help mothers in Gaza after aid ban

Government departments come under fire from MPs for ‘neglect’ of heritage assets

Government departments come under fire from MPs for ‘neglect’ of heritage assets

From left: Idris Elba, Shanaz Gulzar and Tristram Hunt Photos: Financial Times/Wikimedia commnns and Tim Smith

Arts and culture sector receives strong showing in New Year Honours

‘Are we transparent about what we value?’ asks academic probing arts funding decisions with AI

‘Are we transparent about what we value?’ asks academic probing arts funding decisions with AI

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National Theatre staffing costs soar by roughly £13m in two years

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Smaller firms 'leading the way' on creative innovation, report finds

Protesters from Fossil Free London staging a 'die-in' outside Sadler's Wells theatre last December
Talia Woodin @taltakingpics

Calls for ACE to judge ‘acceptable behaviour’ on arts sponsorship decried as ‘deeply problematic’

‘We have been too prescriptive’, admits ACE

‘We have been too prescriptive’, admits ACE

Great Expectations, adapted by Tanika Gupta, Tamasha/Manchester Royal Exchange.

Diverse-led arts organisations need ‘meaningful uplift, not just training’ says theatre leader

Bristol Council defends plans to cut culture fund despite it being 'the biggest issue in the city'

Bristol Council defends plans to cut culture fund despite it being 'the biggest issue in the city'

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ACE taking legal action over ‘dual funding’, Covid fraud report reveals

Square Chapel Equity

ACE warns any action on Square Chapel will involve 'cost and risk'

Witness(es): Nick Bitel, Board member, Major Event Organisers Association; Jon Collins, Chief Executive, LIVE; David Tremmil, Vice-Chair, UK Events

Inconsistency across councils ‘majorly’ impacting live events industry, sector leaders claim

Laia Gasch

Tourism levy a ‘gift’ for culture but can't be sole source of income, says World Cities leader

DJ Próvaí kneecap Raph_PH Flickr

Government 'beefs up' criteria for overseas music fund after Kneecap controversy

English singer Raye performing at Pryzm, Kingston Flickr Drew de F Fawk

Early-career music professionals relying on ‘gut instinct’ for workplace security

‘I would rather theatre survived than it collapsed doing new work,’ sector researcher claims

‘I would rather theatre survived than it collapsed doing new work,’ sector researcher claims

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