The partnership will afford more stability to both organisations as they aim to create "one of the most accessible and creati…

Westway Trust says it "has been, and remains, institutionally racist" following decades of allegations.

In these uncertain times, it’s important to return to our core principles: making the most of the information we have and no…

A review highlighting shoddy employment practices and a lack of pastoral support doesn't go far enough to change the conservat…

Croydon is still developing the cultural showcase despite an order against non-essential spending, a review over alleged fina…

An ongoing and unspoken sense of crisis has driven those working in the performing arts to accept an intolerable range of behaviou…

Campaigners warn that devolved nations' cultural policy is at risk amid rumours Creative Europe will be transferred to the For…

With the creativity of communities finally becoming a policy priority, arts organisations could be handing more control over to th…

Cultural democracy is not in the gift of most cultural institutions, but that doesn’t mean there’s no role for them, s…

Power has always resided in the hands of the few and in this moment of crisis it is time to fundamentally change the rules of the…

What happens when you put communities in charge of their own creative projects? Ryan Herman found out how residents, rather than l…

Could an Ambassadors Scheme offer a way of better connecting theatres with their local communities? Hardish Virk has seen positive…

Heritage can grow the UK's post-Covid economy – but only if it starts "telling the stories of more diverse parts of…

Without financial support, small organisations will make little progress in diversifying their income streams as they lack th…

The collective seeks to influence decision makers and put race at the forefront of the sector’s recovery, but the Arts Counc…

Inclusion means ensuring workers can fulfil their potential, regardless of their background, identity or circumstance. Is now the…

Age-old paternalistic attitudes will persist unless disabled people lead change themselves, says Vici Wreford-Sinnott.

Reserves and furloughing are "no guarantee" that further cuts can be avoided.

The challenges facing arts organisations have changed dramatically – but that doesn’t mean giving up on our core value…

From job titles to meeting agendas, Debbie Bell explains why no stone is left unturned in her trustees’ approach to tackling…

Sector bodies have thanked audiences for continuing to attend shows as a growing number of performances, tours and events are canc…

The Great Place Scheme demonstrates how projects flourish when official bodies allow them freedom from pre-determined outcomes, sa…

As ArtsProfessional unveils the explosive findings from its recent Freedom of Expression survey, Liz Hill examines the soul of a s…

AP looks at the promises set out in party manifestos. This week: Conservatives, Plaid Cymru, SNP and the Brexit Party.