Blog posts
What do Basildon’s shopping centre, Middlesbrough FC, Bradford’s teaching hospital and Rotherham Ethnic Minority Alliance have in common? They’re all set to take their part in transforming the arts and culture in their communities.
This time, we speak to Lucy from our Advocacy and Communications team who joined the Arts Council in September 2018.
Everyone deserves a second chance. We're banning the box to take an important step towards nurturing all creative talent in arts and culture.
Photo by Annual conference 2017 - National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance. Photo © National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance.1Our Director of Music Education, Hannah Fouracre, has been reflecting on how the Government’s National Plan for Music Education and our next ten-year strategy will shape the future of music education.
As we publish a draft of our strategy for 2020-2030, we want to hear what you think about our proposed vision and outcomes for the next ten years. Simon Mellor, our Deputy CEO (Arts and Culture), explains how we have developed the draft strategy and why it’s important you have your say.
Photo by Strictly Cycling by the Bicycle Ballet Company © Raysto Images2We want to introduce you to the creative, passionate and skilled individuals here at the Arts Council, that bring our mission of 'great art and culture for everyone' to life. This time, we meet Sarah from our National Capital team who has been with the Arts Council for over 14 years.
Photo by Sarah Reed3Loneliness affects more than 9 million people across the country. Find out how libraries are at the forefront doing great work to bring people together.
We’ve just published our new Rural Evidence review and position statement for 2019. Laura Dyer, our Deputy CEO, Places and Engagement, explains why it’s important that we continue to support art and culture in rural areas.
