13th May 2024
College says its current junior school limits its ability to reach “young people from diverse backgrounds” and to “embrace the Welsh language”.
Concerns raised over 'decimation' of arts provision in schools and colleges across England.
10th May 2024
9th May 2024
Leaders from the National Theatre, Southbank Centre and newly-named Royal Opera and Ballet among those taking part in UK government-backed trade delegation to Saudi Arabia.
8th May 2024
Annual accounts filed by the Manchester theatre show its reserves dwindled to less than a month of operating costs, while Arts Council England has raised its risk rating.
Arnolfini says the voices of victims of the ongoing conflict 'need to be heard' as it announces an intention to reflect the importance of freedom of expression in its policies and practices.
Arts Council England says the money will 'help secure the creative future' of English communities by improving access and environmental performance as well as technological capability.
Generating more income for the arts sector from private, public and philanthropic funders will be central to Arts Council Northern Ireland's plans for the next decade.
A decade on from its reopening, the Dorfman Theatre is due to close for “urgent” renovations and infrastructure upgrades partly funded by government investment.
7th May 2024
ACE is one of at least 30 public bodies, including Tate, V&A and the Museum of London, to withdraw from Stonewall's workplace Diversity Champions programme in recent years.
6th May 2024
Two areas of England are yet to have an organisation appointed to run their music education hub later this year after bids by prospective candidates were rejected for being too weak.
3rd May 2024
1st May 2024
Leading museum figures push the idea of a tourist tax as a way to help fund museums and galleries in the face of ongoing economic challenges.