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RSSArts Council England's Stakeholder Focus Report Published
Arts Council England has released the results of its most recent Stakeholder focus research, which are now available to download.
ACE Suspends adverts for unpaid jobs
Adverts for voluntary jobs and unpaid work experience have been temporarily suspended on Arts Council England’s jobs website because it was feared that many contravened minimum wage regulations.
Arts Council England announces findings from the Achieving great art for everyone consultation
Arts Council England has today published the findings from Achieving great art for everyone - a consultation on its 10 year strategic framework for the arts.
The Stage: ACE warns funded organisations to plan for 10% cuts in 2011
Arts Council England chief executive Alan Davey has written to all regularly funded organisations telling them to prepare for at least a 10% reduction in their subsidy next year. Alan Davey has written to organisations receiving Arts Council funding to warn them to prepare for future cuts
UK’s cultural leaders: You can cut us but don’t kill us
Leaders of Britain's most prominent cultural institutions - speaking on behalf of organisations across the whole country - appealed directly to the Prime Minister not to cause irreparable damage to our most economically successful sector in the imminent Spending Review.
Arts Council England implements cuts to 2010/11 budget
Arts Council England have announced how it plans to implement the £19 million reduction in its current year budget.
The Stage: A Night Less Ordinary ticket scheme to be “curtailed”
A Night Less Ordinary, Arts Council England’s free ticket scheme for under-26 year olds, is to be “curtailed” under plans unveiled by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport to make £73 million of savings.
ACE to outline £19m savings next week
Arts Council England is to announce how it will make the £19 million of in-year savings demanded of it by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport on Monday June 21.
Arts Council England told to make £19 million of in-year cuts
Arts Council England has been told to make a total of £19 million of in-year cuts under Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne’s £6.2 billion programme of cost reductionss. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport was asked to make £88 million of savings - of which £27 million will come from the Olympics budget. A 3% cut will be made to the DCMS’ core budget, while a 3% cut will also be passed on to all bodies within the DCMS sector.
Post-Election Arts Funding Round-up
A quick round up of some of the news relating to future arts funding under the new government...
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