In a guest post on GCSE results day, Deborah Annetts of the Incorporated Society of Musicians and founder of the Baccforthefuture campaign warns of the threat to the arts from the EBacc exam system.
Mass-participation artwork Processions took place on 10 June 2018 to mark 100 years since the first British women got the vote. NCA Board member Cassie Chadderton from UK Theatre took part in London.
Cliff Morris (Leader of Bolton Council 2006-2017) was yesterday presented with his 2018 Hearts for the Arts Award by NCA chair Samuel West, in front of his fellow Bolton councillors at their council meeting.
NCA Board member Amanda Jones reflects on the life of politician and arts champion, Tessa Jowell.
Lorna Lee is the winner of the Best Local Authority Arts Champion – Officer award in our 2018 Hearts for the Arts Awards. Just two weeks
Last week, our Chair Samuel West spoke to the UK’s largest gathering of councillors and officers involved with culture, tourism and sport.
The Hearts for the Arts 2018 winners are: Best Local Authority Arts Initiative: I.AM.NOT.A.ROBOT, Plymouth City Council Best Local Authority Arts Champion – Councillor: Councillor
The shortlist has been announced for the National Campaign for the Arts’ (NCA) Hearts For The Arts Awards 2018. The awards celebrate the work of Councils, Councillors and Council Officers who have overcome financial challenges to ensure the arts stay at the centre of community life.
Today the National Campaign for the Arts publishes the third edition of its Arts Index, a snapshot report of the health of England’s arts and culture
Pokuaa Osei, from the Early Help & Prevention Service at London Borough of Haringey, was this morning presented with the Hearts For The Arts award
Councillor Wendy Simon of Liverpool City Council was yesterday presented with the Hearts For The Arts award for Best Local Authority Arts Champion – Councillor,
Rachel Wood, Arts Development Officer for Oldham Council, has been presented with a Hearts for the Arts award by actor, director and Chair of the
In a statement released following the reappointment of Karen Bradley and Matt Hancock to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, Samuel West Chair for
Following on from The Stage article ‘Revealed: Which UK constituencies get the most – and least – Lottery cash for the arts‘ below is the full
Do you care about the future of the arts in the UK? If you do, make sure the candidate you vote for in the 2017 General Election is committed to the arts.