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Fri 07 Jul 2017
Works Better
This is available to all business sectors and adults, irrespective of age, sex, gender or ethnicity: employed, unemployed or student. Works Better is not like other ‘into-work’ programmes. Not only does it match jobs.....Read more
Tue 18 Jul 2017
Artsmark for Early Years - Final Consulation
What would really work to help early years settings celebrate and grow their arts and creative practice? Earlyarts want your views if you work with young children and families by joining in the consultation designed for.....Read more
Tue 18 Jul 2017
Jodie Whittaker is the 13th Dr Who!
Yet more fantastic news for Huddersfield! Skelmanthorpe born and former Shelley College and Kirklees College student, actress Jodie Whittaker, has been announced as the 13th Doctor Who and first woman to take the ro.....Read more
Tue 18 Jul 2017
Choirs just as worthy of funding as football, report argues
Across the UK, 40,000 choirs are boosting the health and wellbeing of singers, but with funding they could do much more, according to new research. Amateur choirs deserve to receive the same levels of public support a.....Read more
Tue 18 Jul 2017
Can less really be more?
As more and more local authorities reduce funding and staffing for the arts, how can we ensure they have the capacity to fulfil their cultural responsibilities? Jane Wilson shares her thoughts. Local authorities have .....Read more
Tue 18 Jul 2017
Creative Industries Federation - Freelancers survey findings
Creative Industries Federation have today launched the findings of their creative freelancers’ survey. The highlights mentioned at the launch are below: • There is poor visibility and lack of evidence of the impact.....Read more
Tue 18 Jul 2017
Inquiry into the civic role of arts organisations
The Gulbenkian Foundation has embarked on a three year inquiry into the civic role of the arts in our communities, and through case studies, workshops and surveys of the sector have analysed the barriers and opportunitie.....Read more
Wed 19 Jul 2017
Local Event Organisers beware cloned SIA licences
Festival and event organisers are being asked to be vigilant as there have been instances recently of cloned SIA licences being used by security staff. The SIA badges displayed a genuine name and licence number but a ph.....Read more
Mon 24 Jul 2017
Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy Programme
The Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy Programme, a consortium led by Cause4, with partners the Arts Marketing Association (AMA) and the University of Leeds, aims to transform the cultural sector's fundraising knowledge, sk.....Read more
Thu 27 Jul 2017
ACE funding to Wise Children shows what's wrong with the arts
£2m in Arts Council funding for Emma Rice’s new company is everything that’s wrong with the arts If the national funder really cared about equality, it wouldn’t endorse a £2m application from a nine-day-old organisati.....Read more
Thu 27 Jul 2017
Celebrating cultural philanthropists
With only 1% of philanthropic giving going to the arts, Caroline McCormick shares her thoughts on how the sector can convince more people to give. In 2016, I launched the Achates Philanthropy Prize to celebrate first-.....Read more
Fri 28 Jul 2017
Data protection changes - A burden and an opportunity
New data protection regulations come into force next May, and while some may see this as a burden, Live Music Now is seizing the opportunity to renew contact with its supporters. Evan Dawson and Emily Roberts explain how.....Read more
Tue 01 Aug 2017
New Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance
Arts Council England has announced Sector Support Organisation Status for a New Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance The National Alliance for Museums, Health and Wellbeing and the National Alliance for Arts, Healt.....Read more
Fri 04 Aug 2017
Governance in the arts and museums: a practical guide
The Clore Leadership Programme, supported by Arts Council England, has recently published a pilot practical guide for good governance in arts and museums. This pilot guide has been compiled by Clore governance associ.....Read more
Mon 07 Aug 2017
One in three think classical music must drop ‘elitist’ tradition
Almost half of respondents to a YouGov poll said more young children must learn a classical instrument if the artform is to survive. Elitist’ traditions and the perception that big classical music concerts always tak.....Read more