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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
Mon 07 Aug 2017
Employment in culture up 20% in past five years
A boom in employment means the Government must prioritise the creative sector in Brexit negotiations, the Creative Industries Federation has said. Employment in the cultural sector has grown steadily over the past fi.....Read more
Mon 07 Aug 2017
Arts sector demands answers over funding of Wise Children
Arts Council England has denied that it gave special treatment to a national portfolio application from Emma Rice’s new theatre company. Arts Council England (ACE) has been forced to defend its decision to offer four-.....Read more
Mon 07 Aug 2017
Research supports theory that arts can heal society
People who engage with the arts are more likely to be charitable donors and volunteers, a new study has found. Engagement in the arts could be key to countering cultural and political divisions in the UK, according t.....Read more
Mon 07 Aug 2017
Finding a venue for arts activities – Voluntary Arts Briefing
Space is always at a premium and, for many voluntary arts groups, finding a venue to meet for rehearsals, workshops, performances or exhibitions is one of the most challenging tasks they face. Traditional community space.....Read more
Mon 14 Aug 2017
Can success on the pitch revive Huddersfield’s fortunes?
Really interesting and honest article by Julian Coman in the Observer recently about Huddersfield and how promotion of the Terriers into the Premier League might revive the town's fortunes and bring more prosperity. For.....Read more
Wed 09 Aug 2017
Finding a venue for creative groups - Voluntary Arts
Space is always at a premium and, for many voluntary arts groups, finding a venue to meet for rehearsals, workshops, performances or exhibitions is one of the most challenging tasks they face. Traditional community space.....Read more
Wed 16 Aug 2017
FREE accredited Mental Health First Aid Training
Mental Health First Aid Training (MHFA) Youth Mental Health First Aid Training (MHFA Youth) Free Accredited training provided by Harmless CIC and funded by Kirklees Council district committees for Batley & Spen, Hudder.....Read more
Wed 16 Aug 2017
How to create an equal opps policy? Voluntary Arts briefing
Making sure everyone has equal access to participate and enjoy a group's creative activities is important but if you don't have a clear equal opportunities policy, it can be hard to be clear on your group's approach and .....Read more
Thu 24 Aug 2017
The Aviva Community Fund opens on 12 September
The Aviva Community Fund offers you the chance to get funding from £1,000 up to £25,000 for an important cause in your community. All you have to do is enter a project for your community organisation – even if you too.....Read more
Sun 03 Sep 2017
Government study demonstrates culture’s economic value
The importance of culture, sport and heritage organisations to local economies has been highlighted by a new Government-commissioned report. The “highly exploratory” study concludes that culture and heritage are “importa.....Read more