The standard conditions for grants set out the legal relationship between Arts Council England and recipients of the Arts Council's grant funding.
The conditions apply to all Grants for the Arts and Managed Funds grants given by the Arts Council, and should be read along with other documents that set out the responsibilities of grant recipients (including the legally binding grant guidance found on this site which is applicable to grants made before 1 November 2010).
The conditions are available in three versions:
- September 2006 - for grants made between 1 November and 30 June 2008
Available in: rich text format, PDF format - June 2008 - for grants made between 1 July 2008 and 31 October 2010
Available in: rich text format, PDF format - October 2010 - for grants made from 1 November 2010 onwards
Available in: rich text format, PDF format
If you would like a copy of the standard conditions applicable to grants made before 1 November 2006, please contact our Legal Services Team at legal.services@artscouncil.org.uk
Please note that different conditions apply for other grants such as capital or regular funding.
The standard conditions for grants are also available in Braille, in large print, on audio CD and in various electronic formats. Please contact us if you need any of these.
Legally binding grant guidance
In addition to the standard conditions for grants, those who receive grants from the Arts Council must also meet all responsibilities set out in the legally binding grant guidance relevant to the funded activity.
Diversity and equal opportunities
You should follow best practice in this area by referring to the Commission for Equality and Human Rights and any other relevant organisation.
Safeguarding: protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults
Please also read our guidance on protecting children, young people and vulnerable adults.
Grant award logo acknowledgement
If you or your organisation receives funding from us, we require you to acknowledge this by using the correct grant award logo in line with our guidelines.










