UK government reveals plans for ‘comprehensive music strategy’ post-Brexit
Culture minister Nigel Adams reveals government plans to introduce a music strategy for the UK music industry
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Culture minister Nigel Adams reveals government plans to introduce a music strategy for the UK music industry
UK Music CEO Michael Dugher has written to political party leaders to urge them to support the UK music industry in their manifestos
Forster sadly passed away on April 19 due to complications after a serious car accident
Here, Michael Dugher reveals why he believes tech giants need to be held to account in order to ensure a ‘fairer future’ for the music business
The Home Office has established new rules that allow non-EEA creatives to enter the UK via Ireland for up to three months without a visa
The discussion focused on music in education and what could be done to improve participation in music in schools, using information gathered from UK Music's Securing the Talent Pipeline report that was published last year
Michael Dugher, CEO of UK Music, and Labour's shadow culture minister Kevin Brennan met with chancellor Philip Hammond after some grassroots venues were affected by business rate rises of over 800 per cent, and now senior politicians are joining...
After receiving a letter from the Treasury stating music venues would not be eligible to apply for discounted business rates, UK Music and Music Venue Trust addressed the Chancellor directly about his decision
A statement of intent for a pipeline investment fund was launched by Music Venue Trust on Venues Day in October 2018, which is being put into action in early 2019