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Read the latest State of the Nations report from Newcastle University on recent export trends and features of creative MSME exporters.

Bernard Hay, Creative PEC's Policy Director, investigates the surprising absence of creative subjects from the DfE and DWP's new 'priority pathways'.

24 June, online

This seminar looks at evidence from Italian municipalities to address whether tourist taxes finance culture or tourism.

"Persistent" inequalities in arts and culture participation across Scotland, including by disability, ethnic group, gender and geographical location, require

New research on Scotland’s arts, culture and heritage finds persistent inequalities in participation.

Download the State of the Nations report from Creative PEC on Arts, Culture and Heritage uses census data to provide, for the first time, a comprehensive analysis of audiences and workforce.

Plus: Join us for this week's Arts, Culture and Heritage report launch

Examining the real world energy and cost savings and ROI from cultural retrofitting projects.

Plus: AI Adoption Plan for the Creative Industries and more

A new skills report reveals how we can future-proof the UK’s creative industries.

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This seminar presents new research on the impact of AI on the quality and quantity of book releases.

Plus: ACE Strategic Framework, heritage funds, Great British Summer Savings

YouTube video by Creative PEC

This seminar presents new research on the effect of music synchronisation on the discovery of reused songs.

YouTube video by The RSA

Nearly 50% of creative employers are looking to expand their workforce, though they are hampered by an outdated skills pipeline, a new report by the Creative

This sector-wide study by Creative PEC and Work Advance unveils the current and future skills needs of the creative industries.

YouTube video by The RSA

Introducing A Global Agenda for Creative Resilience, an 11-point strategic framework for strengthening cultural and creative sectors from the GCEC.

A guide to help the cultural and creative industries address the rise of AI, from the GCEC.

The GCEC brings together academics, practitioners, policy professionals and investors from five continents

How does creative study allow us to express ideas, shape how we see the world, and contribute to vibrant cultural and creative industries?

New research shows that training for managers in the creative industries is 11% lower than across the wider UK economy.

The shortlist for the Arts Professional Awards 2026 is here, with winners to be announced at the Business of the Arts Summit on 13 May at the Conway Hall,

Plus: Creative Content Exchange, future of tech in the UK

How coworking spaces have become an increasingly important component of the creative economy.

Explore the UKREiiF 2026 programme, May 19th – 21st 2026 in Leeds. Discover key events, speakers & networking opportunities for transformative investments.