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Voluntary Arts England launches the epic awards
Press release
Voluntary Arts England supported by Arts Council England presents the epic awards, an award scheme designed to recognise and shine a spotlight on the excellent work taking place within the 50,000 voluntary and amateur art and craft groups operating throughout the country. Nominations open now. | 23 August 2010
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Share the joy of singing at 123sing!
Does singing make you smile? Then help us spread the joy of singing by taking part in 123sing! and raise money for a great cause while you're at it! There is still plenty of time for you to host a singing activity or event over the weekend of 1, 2, 3, October 2010. There are already 31 events around the UK on the 123sing! map — don't miss out! | 23 August 2010
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SoundCloud offers Creative Commons integration
By Eamonn Forde, MusicWeek
Music distribution service SoundCloud has partnered with Creative Commons (CC) to allow its users to users locate, remix and re-use any content offered under a CC licence. | 23 August 2010
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Arts Quarter launches third survey looking at recession's impact on the industry
By Matthew Hemley, The Stage
Think tank Arts Quarter is conducting a third survey looking at how the recession has affected the cultural sector. The survey, which can be completed online, will allow organisations to share their experiences, with Arts Qaurter hoping the results will be used to 'send a clear message' to policy makers about the current state of the industry. | 23 August 2010
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How accessible are arts and culture activities in Wales? Have your say
The National Assembly for Wales's Communities and Culture Committee has launched an inquiry into the accessibility of arts and culture in Wales and is calling for evidence from interested parties. The committee will examine areas such as the geographic spread of arts venues; the range of activities that take place; access and funding and the impact the Welsh Government's budget for 2011-12 will have on the industry in Wales. Interested parties are invited to submit written evidence by Friday 24 September 2010 to Community.Culture.comm@Wales.gov.uk. | 23 August
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