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Glyndebourne proves local impact
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.
With an annual turnover of £25m and employing 150 year-round staff, Glyndebourne also funds employment for a further 1,500 people over a year, including seasonal staff, production staff, and art...
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