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The share of A-level entries in arts subjects has now shrunk by more than a third since 2010.

Sign our petition urging the UK Government to build a country where the arts are available from childhood, accessible to all and thriving everywhere.

The UK Government is reviewing the purposes and funding of the BBC. It's vital that they consider the arts and culture, and the unique role that the BBC plays

The UK Government is reviewing the purposes and funding of the BBC. It's vital that they consider the arts and culture, and the unique role that the BBC plays

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The UK Government is reviewing the purposes and funding of the BBC. It's vital that they consider the arts and culture, and the unique role that the BBC plays

The UK Government is reviewing the purposes and funding of the BBC. It's vital that they consider the arts and culture, and the unique role that the BBC plays

The Chancellor avoided big new cuts, but did not unlock significant new potential for the UK’s arts and culture sector.

Every MP in the House of Commons has a constituent who has signed the Campaign for the Arts' petition, urging the Chancellor to grow public investment in the arts and culture.

The Chancellor is reviewing all public spending from scratch. The arts make our lives happier and our communities stronger. Now is the moment to invest in them.

The Chancellor is reviewing all public spending from scratch. The arts make our lives happier and our communities stronger. Now is the moment to invest in them.

The Chancellor is reviewing all public spending from scratch. The arts make our lives happier and our communities stronger. Now is the moment to invest in them.

The Chancellor is reviewing all public spending from scratch. The arts make our lives happier and our communities stronger. Now is the moment to invest in them.

The Chancellor is reviewing all public spending from scratch. The arts make our lives happier and our communities stronger. Now is the moment to invest in them.

Lee's trailblazing white paper of 1965 insisted that the arts should be central to everyday life and publicly supported for the benefit of all.

The Government has committed "over £270m" to an 'Arts Everywhere Fund', and green-lit £67m of investment in cultural infrastructure projects.

Actors Samuel West and Paapa Essiedu join calls for urgent action to protect and expand access to arts

The milestone is crossed as councils weigh further cuts in next year's budgets. The Campaign for the Arts has launched an open call for information from the public.

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