What Next? and the National Campaign for the Arts launch new Awards to celebrate exceptional Local Government support for the arts.
NEWS & VIEWS
Arts are “fundamental to democracy” says Samuel West – read his #Theatre2016 speech in full https://t.co/s8fDjXRvqY https://t.co/gPqwdQeEvK
Culture sector’s contribution to UK economy leaps by £7bn, says @DCMS https://t.co/tCgbo8TvNR https://t.co/13eGBcIlc9
New update to #CultureCase: concert attendance reduces stress & improves immune function @CulturalKings https://t.co/HYkqLROymd
Parliament to debate inclusion of arts subjects in English school curriculum
Today Parliament will debate the inclusion of arts subjects in the core English school curriculum at GCSE level.
Anyone touched by #Wearehere can’t fail to believe in public investment in the arts. A stunning tribute. https://t.co/QHQJS07wIo
Arts can heal rift caused by Brexit vote
Culture minister Ed Vaizey today called for the arts to be used to heal the nation’s division after the Brexit vote.
Arts sector reacts to Brexit
As the news of Brexit slowly sinks in more voices from the performing arts sector speak out on the impact the dramatic decision might have in the UK and abroad. Samuel West speaks on behalf of NCA.
Industry bodies pledge to support UK arts through Brexit
Concerns have been raised about international artistic exchange and the export of cultural products, following the UK’s vote to leave the EU.