Our new analysis of official statistics highlights that the post-pandemic recovery of England’s cultural sector is far from secure. For some art forms, it may be stalling.
The National Campaign for the Arts and the Public Campaign for the Arts have today joined forces to create one organisation, the Campaign for the
RBWM Council has abandoned plans to abolish all arts funding, after a grassroots campaign involving thousands of our supporters.
Local MP and former Prime Minister backs our calls for Conservative councillors to reconsider their position.
Our new poll with YouGov finds that 70% of British adults think it is important that students have the choice to study creative and performing arts subjects in higher education.
More than 150,000 people, spanning every Parliamentary constituency in the UK, have signed a petition against planned cuts to arts and creative subjects in Higher
The Public Campaign for the Arts has launched a major new online platform, creating an unprecedented support link between UK citizens and their cultural organisations.
Today the National Campaign for the Arts publishes the new Arts Index, a snapshot report of the health of England’s arts and culture. The latest edition
Our Chair, Samuel West, has sent an open letter to Boris Johnson, urging the profound importance of the Arts in the UK.
In a statement released following the reappointment of Karen Bradley and Matt Hancock to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, Samuel West Chair for
Samuel West, Chair of National Campaign for the Arts, said: ‘The vast majority of those working in the cultural sector backed a vote to Remain.