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An experimental music event series funded by Arts Council Englands National Lottery Project Grants will launch as part of Worcester Music Festival…

The Leeds-based UK Infrastructure Bank has appointed its first permanent executive team.

Scott Morrison this week admitted he didn’t know how much staples cost. Given similar questions have undone other politicians perhaps he was wise not to take a stab

SIR – In 1979 Russian tanks invaded Afghanistan and a puppet Communist government was installed.

Leicester’s Curve theatre and Birmingham Hippodrome have revealed plans to tour their critically acclaimed, award-winning co-production of The Color Purple this Autumn.

 

EVESHAM’S independent cinema has received a huge cash boost which the owners say will help ‘secure the venue’s future’ following the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The Regal Cinema on Port Street has been allocated £197, 917 which has been administered by the British Film Institute (BFI) from the second round of funding provided by the government’s Culture Recovery Fund. The cinema was previously awarded £142,225 from the first round of government funding earlier this yea...

£3.1m to help culture return to Leicestershire this summer The Curve, Athena, Little Theatre and Leicester Comedy Festival are all getting cash The cast of Sunset Boulevard, which was a virtual event at the Curve recently Never miss another Leicestershire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recomme...

THE Regal Cinema on Port Street in Evesham has received a boost after being allocated £197, 917 from the governments arts recovery fund. Live entertainment at theatres and music venues across the county have been thrown a lifeline thanks to the multi-million pound cash boost. Worcester Live, which runs Huntingdon Hall and the Swan Theatre, and Paradiddles music bar were also among those to hear they will receive money through the arts council as part of the government’s culture recover...

ARTS and entertainment venues across the Black Country have received a £2.6million boost from the second round of the the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund. Businesses and organisations in Dudley, Halesowen and Stourbridge are among those to have secured funding that aims to help organisations transitioning back to normal after months of closures and cancellations due to the coronavirus pandemic £2,634,653 has been awarded through the Arts Council to support 35 organisations in the B...