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What level of government funding, in current prices, was provided for the Arts Council in each year since 1978-79. - Includes table. (Holding answer 28 July 1997).
What level of government funding, in current prices, was provided for the Arts Council in each year since 1978-79. - Includes table. (Holding answer 28 July 1997).
If he will list all persons who have served on advisory panels to the Arts Council in each year for the last 10 years giving the bodies, institutions or organisations to which they were professionally attached; and if he will itemise all funds distributed by the Arts Council either by...
If he will list all persons who have served on advisory panels to the Arts Council in each year for the last 10 years giving the bodies, institutions or organisations to which they were professionally attached; and if he will itemise all funds distributed by the Arts Council either by...
If he will publish a table showing the amount of (a) capital and (b) recurring grants paid to PACE, the youth theatre group based in Paisley, by the Scottish Arts Council in each year since 1988; what percentage of its out-turn expenditure was covered by Scottish Arts Council grants in...
If he will publish a table showing the amount of (a) capital and (b) recurring grants paid to PACE, the youth theatre group based in Paisley, by the Scottish Arts Council in each year since 1988; what percentage of its out-turn expenditure was covered by Scottish Arts Council grants in...
That this House condemns the appointment of former Conservative Party Treasurer David Sieff as Chairman of the new National Lottery Charities Board; notes that the Arts Council Lottery Board is headed by Peter Gummer, brother of the Environment Secretary and Chairman of a company bidding for the licence to operate the lottery, and that of the six so-called independent members of the Millennium Commission, one is a former Conservative Councillor and another the Chairman of a company which has been a generous donor to the Tory Party; calls on the Government to replace the Chairs of the Charities Board and Arts Council Lottery Board with non-partisan appointments; and further calls on the Government to ensure that the appointments to head the two remaining lottery boards are non-partisan.
That this House condemns the appointment of former Conservative Party Treasurer David Sieff as Chairman of the new National Lottery Charities Board; notes that the Arts Council Lottery Board is headed by Peter Gummer, brother of the Environment Secretary and Chairman of a company bidding for the licence to operate...
How much has been spent on the promotion of jazz in Wales in each of the last 10 years; and how much his Department expects to spend on the promotion of jazz in Wales in the next two years. - This information is not held centrally. Funding of music and...
How much has been spent on the promotion of jazz in Wales in each of the last 10 years; and how much his Department expects to spend on the promotion of jazz in Wales in the next two years. - This information is not held centrally. Funding of music and...
How much has been spent on the promotion of British jazz in each of the last 10 years; and how much his Department expects to spend on the promotion of British jazz in the next two years.
How much has been spent on the promotion of British jazz in each of the last 10 years; and how much his Department expects to spend on the promotion of British jazz in the next two years.
Debate on a motion for adjournment on arts. (Inc fact that Arts Council of Great Britain replaced with effect from 1 April 1994, by Arts Councils of England, Scotland and Wales).
Debate on a motion for adjournment on arts. (Inc fact that Arts Council of Great Britain replaced with effect from 1 April 1994, by Arts Councils of England, Scotland and Wales).
What information he has about the financial position of the Halle Orchestra, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
What information he has about the financial position of the Halle Orchestra, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
Chairmanship of the Arts Council: letter from Peter Brooke to the Rt Hon the Earl of Gowrie PC. (Montgomery/Brooke will write). DNH. 1994.
Chairmanship of the Arts Council: letter from Peter Brooke to the Rt Hon the Earl of Gowrie PC. (Montgomery/Brooke will write). DNH. 1994.
That this House condemns the axing of the Arts Council's Arts and Disability Unit due in March 1995 following the Department of National Heritage's demand that the Council reduce their overheads by ??600,000; notes that the unit only costs ??50,000 to run and provides invaluable work in increasing disabled people's access to the arts and to jobs in the arts in line with the Arts Council's objective 'to increase the number and range of people experiencing the arts'; and believes that this decision undermines that objective and that the decision should be reversed and the precious expertise of the unit be retained.
That this House condemns the axing of the Arts Council's Arts and Disability Unit due in March 1995 following the Department of National Heritage's demand that the Council reduce their overheads by ??600,000; notes that the unit only costs ??50,000 to run and provides invaluable work in increasing disabled people's...