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Where does the new lockdown in England leave musicians and teachers?
Boris Johnson’s leaked and then twice-delayed announcement about a new lockdown for England has left more questions…
Singapore resumes live concerts at designated venues
From 1 November, the Singapore government will allow resumption of concerts with limited audiences at designated…
Department for Education slashes laptop and internet provision for disadvantaged…
On Friday 23 October, just after schools had closed for half term, emails were sent to Primary head teachers across…
Soundtrap’s free education licenses keep New York teachers and students connected
Digital audio company Soundtrap has made the most of lockdown by learning from customers how they use Soundtrap’s…
Lottery rescue for panto season echoes OneVoice Campaign concept
An innovative theatre seat-matching stimulus concept is being piloted by theatre owners Qdos, the UK government and…
Wakefield’s Backstage Academy launches Covid-19-responsive degrees
One of the UK’s leading higher education institutions for the live events industry has responded to the call for…
Musicians’ Union keeps up pressure on chancellor
Musicians’ Union General Secretary Horace Trubridge has called on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to recognise that…
Chancellor denies he thinks musicians should retrain
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has demanded that ITN News delete a Tweet which he said, ‘falsely…
Three events industry organisations propose industry hibernation scheme
The main bodies of the events industry have written an open letter to the UK Prime Minister and Chancellor of the…
Online Music Exams offers a Covid-safe solution
A new digital platform to ease the process of gaining accredited music qualifications has been launched by Online…