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• Regional arts funding imbalance will ‘worsen significantly’, warn arts leaders

  Guardian Professional, 10 Oct 2014: Imbalances in funding between London and rest of the country scrutinised in new report on Arts Council investment plans
  

• Alan Davey: why Radio 3 have hired well in this former punk enthusiast

  26 Sep 2014: Charlotte Higgins: A passionate music fan who has spent his career in bureaucracies, Davey is the right man for the job, but he will need to think carefully about who now runs the Proms
  

• BBC names Alan Davey as Radio 3 controller

  26 Sep 2014: Arts Council chief executive, appointed after a six-month recruitment process, to succeed Roger Wright next year. By John Plunkett

• Emma Thompson takes on role in Sweeney Todd musical in West End

  16 Sep 2014: Actor to play piemaker Mrs Lovett in Stephen Sondheim's work after Broadway run and after 25 years away from London stage

• The future of culture and broadcasting in a divided Britain

  16 Sep 2014: Letters: The funding the Edinburgh festivals receive from the BBC, VisitBritain and Arts Council England could be thrown into question in the event of independence

• Working-class talent being priced out of acting, says David Morrissey

  16 Sep 2014:

  State of Play star says creative industries have developed an 'intern culture' that is failing people from disadvantaged backgrounds

• Judi Dench laments that young actors are held back by wealth divide

  14 Sep 2014: Oscar-winning star fears working-class talents being lost by the cost of drama school training and demise of repertory theatre

• Arts head: Wendy Martin, head of performance, Southbank Centre

  Guardian Professional, 19 Aug 2014: The ex-head of theatre and dance at the Sydney Opera House on the future of disability arts and making work accessible to all

• The future is bright for British circus

  Guardian Professional, 14 Jul 2014:

  The Treasury's decision to grant tax relief is big step forward for British circus, but do we also need a national theatre for it?

• If we want theatre for the masses, we need grants to target audiences

  12 Jul 2014:

  David Edgar: Early experience of theatre, either as participants or spectators, is vital to encourage children, but the opposite is happening

• 'Go forth and fight': how to stage an arts funding revolution

  11 Jul 2014:

  Lyn Gardner reports from the In Battalions festival, where theatre-makers came together to consider how best to collectively influence government and change a dismal funding landscape

• An open letter to all non-NPOs: sometimes it pays not to be funded

  Guardian Professional, 7 Jul 2014:

  It's without a safety net that we can make truly spectacular and exciting work, says New Diorama Theatre's David Byrne

• Arts Council England funding results – a regional theatre's view

  Guardian Professional, 7 Jul 2014:

  Arts provision in the regions is under attack and the effects are devastating, writes the director of Coventry's Belgrade Theatre, Joanna Reid

• English National Opera tightens reins as 58 groups lose Arts Council funding

  1 Jul 2014:

  England's theatres, orchestras, galleries and museums learn how much Arts Council England will be giving them in 2015-18

• Dance funding rise has Birmingham and Leeds jumping for joy

  1 Jul 2014:

  Innovators rewarded in 2015 Arts Council England settlement that brings dance a 9.4% funding rise, with boost to regional hubs, writes Judith Mackrell

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