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Arts crowdfunding pilot to test impact of match funding

Mon 05 Sep 2016

Arts crowdfunding pilot to test impact of match funding

A £250k scheme backed by the DCMS will offer match funding to artists and heritage organisations. A £250k pilot project is testing whether match funding can be used to boost arts and heritage crowdfunding campaigns. .....Read more

Big Lottery Fund, Celebrate UK - Final Deadline Announced

Tue 20 Sep 2016

Big Lottery Fund, Celebrate UK - Final Deadline Announced

The Big Lottery Fund has announced that the final deadline for the Celebrate UK Fund will be 21 October 2016 and it is putting an extra £4.1 million into the funding pot. The Big Lottery Fund has announced that given .....Read more

Funding for Kirklees Voluntary Groups

Tue 11 Oct 2016

Funding for Kirklees Voluntary Groups

One Community, the Kirklees Community Foundation, has two new funds which are now open to applications. The Thornton Family Fund The Fund is able to support voluntary and community groups working throughout the HD po.....Read more

Arts Council England 2018-2022 investment emphasis

Tue 11 Oct 2016

Arts Council England 2018-2022 investment emphasis

Arts Council England’s 2018-22 investment emphasises geography & diversity. ACE has announced budgets for its 2018 to 2022 investment period, alongside sector guidance for applying to its National Portfolio. The Arts .....Read more

Education policy is “economic madness” says creative industries

Mon 17 Oct 2016

Education policy is “economic madness” says creative industries

Education policy is “economic madness” says creative industries body The Creative Industries Federation has laid into Government plans to make the EBacc compulsory, demanding an audit of education and training in the .....Read more

Pulse report – pt 3:Diversity in audiences, what needs to change

Mon 24 Oct 2016

Pulse report – pt 3:Diversity in audiences, what needs to change

Pulse report – part 3: Diversity in audiences – what needs to change? Should more be done to increase the diversity of those engaging with the arts in the UK? And if so, what? In her final report, Frances Richens look.....Read more

Kirklees Arts in the Neighbourhood Funds More Creative Projects

Mon 31 Oct 2016

Kirklees Arts in the Neighbourhood Funds More Creative Projects

Another six organisations have just received funding from the second round of the Arts in the Neighbourhood grant scheme. Amongst those funded were three festivals coming up in 2017: the Slaithwaite Moonraking Festiva.....Read more

Local authority arts services continue to be cut

Tue 15 Nov 2016

Local authority arts services continue to be cut

Culture Minister Matt Hancock has questioned whether councils are “having to cut” the arts and has called for them to be run more efficiently. Local authorities are expected to spend 13% less on arts services this yea.....Read more

#techgoals is coming!

Thu 17 Nov 2016

#techgoals is coming!

The Leeds City Region LEP’s #techgoals campaign is gearing up for its major launch in early December. The #techgoals campaign is designed to help pupils understand the importance of digital skills to the future world .....Read more

The City Talking Huddersfield

Tue 22 Nov 2016

The City Talking Huddersfield

We are really pleased to see the first ever City Talking Huddersfield paper arrive in town this week. From The City Talking blog: "We write a lot about cities; cities like Leeds, where we’ve printed 39 issues, a p.....Read more

£18m drop in funding for the arts as Lottery sales plummet

Mon 21 Nov 2016

£18m drop in funding for the arts as Lottery sales plummet

Lottery proceeds returned to good causes are at their lowest for three years following disappointing half-year ticket sales. The arts are bracing for an £18.4m cut in funding after a significant fall in Lottery ticke.....Read more

Government announces investment in music education hubs

Mon 21 Nov 2016

Government announces investment in music education hubs

Government announces multi-million pound investment in music education hubs. Over the next four years the government will provide £300 million to a network of 121 music education hubs to work with schools, local authori.....Read more

A mental makeover for classical music

Fri 25 Nov 2016

A mental makeover for classical music

Tired of seeing classical music magazines filled with middle-aged white faces, James Fleury proposes four ‘mental makeovers’ that could help increase diversity in the sector. The lack of diversity in the classical ar.....Read more

Audience Finder - useful data for your audience development work

Sun 04 Dec 2016

Audience Finder - useful data for your audience development work

Audience Finder aims to help individual cultural organisations use visitor data in their audience development work, and to create a useful picture of audiences at a national, regional and sector level. Analysis of d.....Read more

New Grant Scheme for Youth Work

Tue 29 Nov 2016

New Grant Scheme for Youth Work

The Paul Hamlyn Foundation (PHF) has a grant fund of £25m a year until 2021 and £4m a year has been set aside for projects focused on helping marginalised young people. Youth work organisations can apply to two new funds.....Read more

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