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Big Give makes ‘difficult decision’ to pause Arts for Impact campaign next year
Big Give has announced it has made the “difficult decision” to pause the Arts for Impact campaign for 2027, as it takes the time “to review, plan and reassess for 2028”. In an announcement made via its website this week (19 Octobe…
Rethinking the Model, part 4: The end of for ever
Exchange value is the price of letting go. In this piece, Baker Richards’ David Reece argues that Britain has spent 40 years putti…
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Rethinking the Model, part 4: The end of for ever
Exchange value is the price of letting go. In this piece, Baker Richards’ David Reece argues that Britain has spent 40 years putting an exit price on things it once held for ever, and that civic culture is where the last of them a…
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