6th February 2024
Partnership between Fringe Society and local university forms part of efforts to double number of affordable rooms available to performers for the 2024 festival.
A group of climate activists including Greta Thunberg protested the museum’s ongoing sponsorship deal with several fossil fuel corporations at a public panel debate.
National Museums Liverpool said it is facing a £2m shortfall, making it "impossible" to pay employees the £1,500 payment agreed on by the Cabinet Office for all civil servants.
5th February 2024
The Scottish National Party has published a paper proposing benefits to the country's cultural and creative sectors if it leaves the UK.
17 music venues will share funding of over £700k to help improve facilities and make venues more accessible.
New lottery operator Allwyn has admitted that it will not meet its original pledge on donations to good causes at the start of its decade-long licence.
2nd February 2024
1st February 2024
Official visit by Arts Minister Lord Parkinson follows deal between France's Pompidou Centre and Saudi Arabia on major culture project.
Labour peer describes UK arts provision as 'dangerously patchy' and calls for 'industrial revolution for the arts'.
Cost-saving proposals, which include removing the council’s arts development functions, no longer funding a local festival and externalising Russell Cotes museum, form part of wider measures totalling £41m over four years.
31st January 2024
Equity and ITC said that they hoped the outcome of their negotiations would serve as a positive example for the theatre sector.