Glyndebourne proves local impact

Country estate opera venue
28 Feb 2014

Expenditure on wages, payments to local suppliers and the spending habits of visiting artists and audiences have all contributed to an economic impact valued at £16.2m to the East Sussex economy.

Spending on public art grows but employment is down

28 Feb 2014

Private sector money aligned to public sector policy has been a catalyst for some growth in the market.

Youth ensembles are active but challenges lie ahead

children playing violins in an orchestra
24 Feb 2014

Young musicians are benefiting from youth ensembles, but concerns are growing over their financial stability and the difficulty of recruiting musicians.

EXCLUSIVE: Arts sector favours more production outside London

21 Feb 2014

The latest AP survey reveals overwhelming support for more cultural production outside the capital, but the sector is less united on how funding balance can be achieved across England.

Shakespeare’s Globe makes £3.6m reaching 1 million people

Shakespeare's Globe theatre
19 Feb 2014

Three-quarters of income at the self-financing venue came from ticket sales and admission charges in 2013, though almost a half of all tickets were priced at £5.

No boundaries for delegates

Joy MBoya
18 Feb 2014

‘New ways of doing’ will be the focus of the latest event in the ‘State of the Arts’ thought leadership series in Bristol and York next week.

Boost for youth career development

14 Feb 2014

Royal Shakespeare Company and Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures are to partner with arts charity IdeasTap to deliver a free national training programme for young people.

From STEM to STEAM, demands Shadow Minister

14 Feb 2014

MPs and Lords are questioning the ‘discounting’ that devalues GCSE arts subjects in the school league tables.

European Parliament supports new rules for instruments on planes

13 Feb 2014

Airline policies on the transportation of musical instruments could now be brought into line as pan-European regulation comes a step closer.

Brits lead World Trade Center’s ‘A team’

13 Feb 2014

Artistic Director of London’s Young Vic David Lan is leading the core artistic team at the ‘the PAC’ in New York, as it gears up to become a global cultural and community hub.

Peston provokes at first Warwick Commission debate

Robert Peston at the Warwick Commission debate
07 Feb 2014

The economic impact of culture is a weak justification for public subsidy, says the BBC Economics Editor.

Funding out of step with In Harmony ambitions

children playing violins
07 Feb 2014

An interim report reveals promising results but an uncertain future for England’s ‘El Sistema’ schools music pilot.

Southbank Festival Wing plans on hold

06 Feb 2014

Southbank Centre is withholding its Festival Wing planning application to allow time for an alternative funding solution to be found.

Shadow Culture Minister stands up for the regions

04 Feb 2014

Arts Council England must act to avert the regional crisis growing from local authority arts funding cuts, says Helen Goodman.

Arts festival to precede Tour de France’s Grand Départ

31 Jan 2014

Yorkshire Festival 2014 will be the first arts festival to coincide with the Tour de France in its 111 year history.

Place-making at the heart of plans for Scotland

31 Jan 2014

Creative Scotland sets out the themes that will guide its work over the next ten years.

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