Two new reports by the Global Creative Economy Council (GCEC), convened by Creative PEC and the British Council, set out global agendas in response to the most pressing challenges facing the creative industries today.
Fundraising in arts, culture and heritage is under unprecedented pressure. We need your voice - take part in the Arts Fundraising Survey.
Following the Discover! Creative Careers programme's relaunch in 2023, the industry-led programme, funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has brought together partners from industry and education to deliver activity that reaches thousands of young people broadening awareness of opportunities across the UK.
In recognition of International Women's Day on Sunday 8th March 2026, we're featuring interviews with dynamic, trailblazing, and courageous women working in creative and digital fields, who have a connection to Lancashire. Meet Karen Green, an Artist and the Operations & Programme Manager at Creative Spaces Burnley.
In recognition of International Women's Day on Sunday 8th March 2026, we're featuring interviews with dynamic, trailblazing, and courageous women working in creative and digital fields who have a connection to Lancashire. Meet Tamima Mulla-Shah, the Regional Manager of IN4Group.
In recognition of International Women's Day on Sunday 8th March 2026, we're featuring interviews with dynamic, trailblazing, and courageous women working in creative and digital fields who have a connection to Lancashire. Meet Elena Jackson, the Co-Founder of Deco Publique and the Co-Director of the National Festival of Making.
In recognition of International Women's Day on Sunday 8th March 2026, we're featuring interviews with dynamic, trailblazing, and courageous women working in creative and digital fields, who have a connection to Lancashire. Meet Shirah Bamber, an independent Strategist and Communications Consultant.
To celebrate the 115 anniversary of International Women’s Day, Creative Lancashire hosted a special IWD26 Creative Women Networking Event entitled “Give to Gain: Women shaping Culture, Place & Possibility.”
Every adult in the UK is eligible to take free, newly benchmarked courses through AI Skills Boost to gain practical AI skills for work. A new UK government and industry programme is expanding to provide 10 million workers with key AI skills by 2030.
Could you offer a young person a life changing opportunity by hosting a 3 day workplace taster? Mission Accomplished is looking for creative industry employers in England who can provide an inspiring, hands-on work experience placement for students in Years 10 and 11 (aged 14-16 years old).
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.
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