Providing Creative Health in Gloucestershire during Lockdown: read the paper here

Gloucestershire Creative Health Consortium’s composed a paper documenting their responses to the Covid-19 pandemic, and subsequent lockdown periods from 23rd March 2020 to 19th July 2021. This paper includes observations and experiences from consortium partner organisations, delivering artist facilitators and individuals who accessed Creative Health over this time and is available to download now.

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Statement re: Arts Council NPO Investment 2023-2026

CG’s take away from the new national and local funding picture is that there are many brilliant arts and cultural organisations who secured funding and just as many that didn’t. There was simply not enough funding available to meet the incredible aspirations and potential of arts and cultural organisations in England.

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Striving for more Inclusive Recruitment

Create Gloucestershire is continually looking at ways we can be a more inclusive employer. And over the past couple of years we have made lots of significant changes to our recruitment process to make it as flexible and accessible as possible.

We’ve put this blog together to share our learning about what we did. And at the bottom of the page you’ll find a checklist that we hope you’ll find useful.

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Arts Council England - Funding Decision

For some arts and cultural organisations Oct 26th is an important day when decisions about 3 year strategic funding from Arts Council England are made. Successful organisations will make up the National Portfolio becoming National Portfolio Organisations (NPO's) or Investment Principles Support Organisations (IPSO's).

CG is one of this group waiting to hear if we are successful with our application to become an IPSO for Gloucestershire.

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Our creative data journey

How do we combine data and creativity to develop a data driven culture with a difference? Over the past six-months we have had a fresh look at how we capture and use data; asking ourselves a range of challenging questions. Read on to find out more.

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DataGuest Userdata, open data
Culture in Cheltenham: Have your Say!

A new culture board has been set up for Cheltenham to develop a new cultural strategy for Cheltenham

  • The board includes representatives from cultural and creative communities

  • They want to include artists and residents views in the strategy

  • They have developed an online survey so they can get some feedback and hear your views on how culture is supported in Cheltenham

  • Residents and creative practitioners are warmly invited to complete this survey.

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