
This article focuses on information specific to United Kingdom. Please see our Arts, sport and culture page for a topic overview. Image: Blackheath Bike & Kite Festival, Jun 2009. Spectators watching the kite displays. Attribution: Stephen Craven
- “Be fearless. You are just as entitled as anyone to have the life you want.” The Arts Emergency Manifesto should rouse more than just artists, The Daily Alternative (Jan 05, 2023)
Sport and sustainability[edit | edit source]
Resources[edit | edit source]
- Start a neighbourhood cinema, justact.org.uk
- Street Party, promoting street parties, which are a chance for people to enjoy their street without traffic for a day, and encouraging neighbourliness across the UK
- Ten steps to running your own Ideas Farm, November 2012, Wellington H2A
News and comment[edit | edit source]
2022
- How the women’s Euros 2022 beat the sceptics to breathe new life into football, The Daily Alternative (Jul 25, 2022)
2020
UK arts' leading figures join call for green recovery from coronavirus crisis.[1] Jun 22
2019
Royal Shakespeare Company to end BP sponsorship deal.[2] Oct 2
Royal Shakespeare Company threatened with boycott over BP sponsor.[3] Sep 26
Some highlights from the latest manifesto of The Movement for Cultural Democracy, Jan 8[4]
2018
"The mission is to remind people what they have in them already": Common Wealth are making movements from theatre, Sep 3[5]
2016
Arts and culture sector realises 'intrinsic' value of sustainability, Nov 25[6]
2013
Introducing… The Cantignorus Chorus![7]
2006
Idle thoughts[8] ; Idling benches and the Sheffield Riddle Trail[9]
See also[edit | edit source]
local information can be found, or shared, via our many UK location pages
External links[edit | edit source]
- Common Ground
- Common Wealth
- Encounters Arts, Inspiring creativity, dialogue and change
- Folk and Roots, online guide to the Folk, Roots and Acoustic Scene around the UK
- Julie's Bicycle, London based charity supporting the creative community to act on climate change and environmental sustainability.