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English Heritage and the Trussell Trust have announced a new initiative to provide free days out...
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University of Kent's proposal to “phase out” its music course following a consultation in response...1
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A UK-wide campaign designed to highlight the impact culture and heritage organisations make within...
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Arts & Health South West (AHSW), a creative health learning, advocacy, networking and...
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The inaugural arts-focused campaign run by match-funding platform Big Give has raised £2.8m....
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Leaders from across the UK’s music industry have backed the idea of a fan-led inquiry into...
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Creative Scotland has deferred decision-making for its Open Fund for Individuals by up to four...
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A total of 15 new artistic commissions worth £737,500 have been made to Unlimited disabled artists...
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The British Museum is suing a former curator of Greek and Roman Art, alleging that they stole or...
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An international study looking at the responses of the G7 nations to the Covid pandemic has...
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Several arts leaders representing Arts Council England (ACE) National Portfolio Organisations have...
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A review of the role of Arts Council England's Race Advisory and Disability Advisory Groups will be...
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A non-profit arts organisation is launching a commercial contemporary gallery next month in...
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Stockport Council will receive £1.6m through Arts Council England’s Museum Estates and Development...
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A library in Somerset with a specialist performing arts section offering music and drama resources...
Latest Features
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Cara Pickering and Sarie Mairs Slee examine how place-based collaboration can support innovative, creative-led regeneration of our towns and cities.
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Amid the current drive for local authorities to have cultural strategies, Professor Daniel Ashton considers the challenges of trying to align those strategies to changing policy and geographic landscapes.
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The sector’s resilience and creativity in navigating crises show how art and culture will sustain even in the toughest of times. Ben Walmsley explores what is now needed to build a more equitable, confident and sustainable future.
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A ground-breaking initiative from the Royal Academy of Music in partnership with Southbank Centre – Future Artists - seeks to equip students to use their multiple skills, writes Jessica Walker.
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A year after losing ACE funding, Berkshire's Watermill Theatre has had some sweet successes. Executive Director and Joint Chief Executive Claire Murray charts the downs and ups of a rollercoaster year.
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What do cultural leaders really think about the problems they, and the arts and cultural sector, face? Steven Hadley is the Editor of a new book on the subject.
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