Creative UK recently announced their newly refreshed and refocused Diversity, Inclusion Advisory Group (EDIAG) which supports Creative UK to drive greater equality, diversity and inclusion across industry. The 12 new members include Ed Matthews-Gentle of Creative Lancashire.
For our Festive Project 2025, we collaborated with Escape2Make, to highlight the amazing work the organisation does to provide access to creative opportunities for young people, through its workshops in a safe, kind and welcoming space.
November marked the start of 30 years of Spot On bringing touring shows to Lancashire and they are celebrating by sharing 30 Daily Treats Posts.
Arts, Culture and Heritage sectors losing skilled employees due to low pay, limited progression and lack of flexibility according to new Creative PEC research.
Why Legislating for Regular Curriculum Reviews Matters and Why This One is So Important Now. Paula Orrell (CVAN) states why the recommendations provide a blueprint for renewal. If implemented, they would ensure a rich, balanced, and future-ready education for every child in England.
The Cultural Capital Exchange Symposium, held on Friday 31 October 2025 at Victoria Mill, University of Lancashire, marked a defining moment in shaping the development of Burnley 2027 Year of Culture.
New report from Creative UK shows clear lack of diversity and representation in creative and cultural industries leadership.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s new 2030 Plastics Agenda for Business provides the blueprint to build on this progress in eliminating plastic waste and pollution in the years ahead.
Escape2Make is delighted to announce that Kyle McKenzie has been appointed as permanent Chief Executive Officer, as announced by Helen Bingley OBE DL JP Chair, on behalf of the Board of Trustees.
Lancashire County Council and Code Institute are conducting research to understand where Lancashire businesses stand with AI and we'd like your participation. Complete a FREE AI Readiness Check and get a personalised report.
Opportunity for 30 Volunteer Posts working with Culture Burnley in the run up to Burnley 2027 year of culture.
Help Lancashire local government shape how we could work better for everyone in the future. The public is invited to take part in the LGR Survey, which is open until 28th September 2025.
Hyndburn Council is offering small grants to support a wide range of creative, cultural, heritage and community activities across the borough. Applications must be submitted by 1st September 2024.
We are saddened to hear the recent news about the passing of Professor Lady Rachel Cooper OBE, a long-standing, highly respected and valued member of the Creative Lancashire Board and champion for design innovation in the county.
A family fun day bringing Pendle’s diverse communities together is taking place on Saturday 28th June in Nelson, Lancashire.
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