Primary-aged students at 11 schools in Bristol are set to receive weekly group music lessons through a partnership programme ...

Heritage properties are at risk because of time restrictions placed on grants, leading to a "boom and bust" funding landscape ...

Attacks by Israel on cultural sites in Palestinian territory “amount to war crimes and the crime against humanity of extermination”, an independent UN investigative body has concluded. The UN ...

Without urgent funding from government the future of the Notting Hill carnival could be in jeopardy, according to a leaked ...

A scheme for Celtic-speaking young professionals has brought together creative practitioners to learn new media skills and co ...

Starting out, Malaki Patterson, chief executive of The Music Works, was told the music industry was not for him. But his ...

Welsh National Theatre (WNT) has secured its first headquarters following its founding earlier this year by the actor Michael Sheen. Sheen said the company’s new HQ in Swansea’s civic centre will be a ...

The last year or two have seen the launch of several new data dashboards in the sector, but do you trust them and what are ...

Business leaders and hospitality associations have called for government to reject an appeal from the country’s Metro Mayors for powers to implement visitor levies in their regions, citing concerns ...

The government's Data Bill has passed through parliament without an amendment granting copyright holders transparency over the "scraping" of their intellectual property. The bill was passed after ...

Visitors to council-run museums and galleries in Leeds are being invited to "give what you can" at new donation points as the local authority says it faces "unprecedented financial pressures".

The Louvre museum in Paris was forced to close on Monday morning (16 June) following a spontaneous strike as staff refused to work in protest over unmanageable crowds, chronic understaffing, and ...