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- New Music Plus: long term evaluation shows real artistic and audience development impact
- Changes to tax relief announced in the budget will hit the arts sector
- Our thoughts on creating more apprenticeship opportunities for small music businesses
- We’re interrogating happiness!
- Some early morning musings on Labour Party new creative industries network plans
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12/04/12
New Music Plus: long term evaluation shows real artistic and audience development impact
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Changes to tax relief announced in the budget will hit the arts sector
In last week’s budget, Chancellor George Osborne announced changes to the amounts of tax relief individuals will be able to claim that are almost certain to hit big gift donations to the arts sector, as well as the wider charitable sector. In his budget statement the Chancellor said, “From next year, anyone seeking to claim [...]
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Our thoughts on creating more apprenticeship opportunities for small music businesses
Response to the Skillset DCMS Creative Industries Council report and how we hope to work with Creative & Cultural Skills
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We’re interrogating happiness!
Here at hub towers, it’s all about happiness right now. That’s because we’ve just started work on programming this year’s Interrogate! festival at Dartington, which will take place 12-14 October. This year, the focus of this unique little festival – which has one foot in Dartington’s arts programme and the other in its social justice [...]
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Some early morning musings on Labour Party new creative industries network plans
Last night, the shadow culture secretary, Ivan Lewis MP, announced the launch of the Labour Party’s new Creative Industries Network, established it seems to link arts organisations with businesses. Members will include arts organisations, trade unions and businesses, and the network will be tasked with determining what arts organisations need in order to develop important [...]
→ Read more08/06/11
Kicking off a summer of work with the National Campaign for the Arts
the hub is excited to be working with the National Campaign for the Arts this summer. Over the next three months we’ll be working with the NCA, which campaigns and avocates for the arts sector across the UK, to help the organisation chart a new strategic course. At a time of almost unparalleled change in [...]
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