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UK government consultation on T Levels ends with doubts over future of Level 3…
The Musicians' Union has expressed serious concerns about the government’s plans for the future of vocational music…
Liverpool’s DaDaFest announces unique new Artistic Director double act
The D/deaf and Disability Arts Organisation of Liverpool has taken the bold step of accepting the joint application…
NYCGB announces awards for emerging musicians and composers
National Youth Choirs of Great Britain (NYCGB) has announced the selection of its 2021 Young Composers and…
Wiltshire Primary school gives ukulele to every pupil
Staverton Church of England School in rural Wiltshire has invested £4000 to give every one of its 250 pupils a…
Sage Gateshead reveals stark figures about the impact of Covid on arts in…
One of Britain’s largest and most prestigious arts venues, Sage Gateshead, has published its 2019/20 Annual Review,…
TiME UK launches series of three free ‘Connectivity’ online conferences
Technology in Music Education UK, UK Music, Leicester-Shire Music Education Hub and the Incorporated Society of…
PRS backtracks after members’ backlash
Within hours of its announcement, PRS for Music has retreated from its plan to charge licence fees for small-scale…
Cumnock Tryst and Trinity College open new composition learning centre in Scotland
The acclaimed composer Sir James MacMillan has launched a centre for the learning and teaching of composition in…
Mixed response to PRS fixed-fee licensing portal for small-scale livestreams
PRS for Music has launched a new licensing portal, the Online Live Concert Licence, aimed at music creators, venues…
£500,000 fund established to help creative freelancers in Manchester
The Savannah Wisdom Foundation, Manchester City Council and the arts centre, HOME, have set up a fund to help the…