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Labour’s Plan for the Creative Industries was launched on the 14th of March 2024 at the Labour Creatives Conference.
The conference featured 250 leaders across the creative industries to discuss how together, with a Labour government, we can strengthen and develop Britain’s creative sectors as a lynchpin for future growth.
Thangam Debbonaire Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
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Arts for Labour Mission Statement
Arts for Labour is a non-profit organisation that brings artists and politicians together to campaign for the arts and culture. We believe that the arts are essential to a thriving society, and that they should be accessible to everyone. We work to advocate for policies that support artists and arts organ
Arts for Labour Mission Statement
Arts for Labour is a non-profit organisation that brings artists and politicians together to campaign for the arts and culture. We believe that the arts are essential to a thriving society, and that they should be accessible to everyone. We work to advocate for policies that support artists and arts organisations, and to educate the public about the importance of the arts.
Our mission is to:
We believe that the arts are a powerful tool for social change, and that they can help to build a more just and equitable world. We are committed to working with artists and politicians to make the arts a priority for our society.
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The Arts for Labour Association is not affiliated to the Labour Party, but supports Labour Party policies and principles. We bring artists and politicians to
We are building an association of art practitioners and art enthusiasts who want to see the arts and culture agenda pushed to the fore under a Labour government.
Arts for Labour two decades ago under its president Bill Owen (Compo in Last of the Summer Wine) was a thriving association. We intend now to reinvent the organisation in readiness for a new Labour government.
We aim to engage with shadow ministers and give our views on how Labour’s arts policy should evolve in the future.
We are not affiliated to the Labour Party, but only Labour Party members may join.
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