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Cultural and heritage organisations to be protected with £1.57 billion support package
Music venues, galleries, theatres, museums and heritage sites are getting a massive £1.57 billion support package in the form of grants and loans. Funding to restart paused projects will also help support employment, including freelancers working in these sectors.
The funding, which is the biggest ever one-off investment in UK culture was announced on 5th of July and it’s recognised as a world-leading rescue package to help mitigate the impact of coronavirus.
More than 350,000 people in the recreation and leisure sector have been furloughed since the pandemic began. This package will be available across the country as a loans and grants.
Prime Minister said:
From iconic theatre and musicals, mesmerising exhibitions at our world-class galleries to gigs performed in local basement venues, the UK’s cultural industry is the beating heart of this country.
This money will help safeguard the sector for future generations, ensuring arts groups and venues across the UK can stay afloat and support their staff whilst their doors remain closed and curtains remain down.
Oliver Dowden Culture Secretary said:
Our arts and culture are the soul of our nation. They make our country great and are the lynchpin of our world-beating and fast growing creative industries.
I understand the grave challenges the arts face and we must protect and preserve all we can for future generations. Today we are announcing a huge support package of immediate funding to tackle the funding crisis they face. I said we would not let the arts down, and this massive investment shows our level of commitment.
The package includes:
£1.15 billion support pot for cultural organisations in England delivered through a mix of grants and loans. This will be made up of £270 million of repayable finance and £880 million grants.
£100 million of targeted support for the national cultural institutions in England and the English Heritage Trust.
£120 million capital investment to restart construction on cultural infrastructure and for heritage construction projects in England which have been paused due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The new funding will also mean an extra £188 million for the devolved administrations in Northern Ireland (£33 million), Scotland (£97 million) and Wales (£59 million).
This is great news for artists, companies like ours and everyone who enjoys and partakes in what creative industries are bringing to our lives every year.
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