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Kunsten ’92 urges political parties to include culture in manifestos

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The Dutch organisation has made the call prior to the municipal elections which are set to take place on March 18 next year. “From a broad coalition, we jointly call on local parties to recognise the importance of culture in their election programmes,” read a Kunsten ’92 statement. “Culture is indispensable for our municipalities. “After all, it makes cities and villages more attractive, strengthens social cohesion and contributes to mental heal…
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Kunsten ’92 urges political parties to include culture in manifestos

The Dutch organisation has made the call prior to the municipal elections which are set to take place on March 18 next year. “From a broad coalition, we jointly call on local parties to recognise the importance of culture in their election programmes,” read a Kunsten ’92 statement. “Culture is indispensable for our municipalities. “After all, it makes cities and villages more attractive, strengthens social cohesion and contributes to mental heal…

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Manifesto challenges mayoral candidates to put culture at heart of region’s future

HEY Creative, a multi-sector partnership that supports cultural growth across Hull and East Yorkshire, has published a manifesto setting out an ambitious

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Mayoral candidates urged to back culture - Arts Professional

Candidates to be the first mayor of Hull and East Yorkshire are being urged to put culture at the heart of their plans for the region. The multi-sector partnership HEY Creative has launched a manifesto urging candidates to embed arts, culture and heritage into policy in four key strategic areas: transport, adult education and skills,

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ArtsProfessional broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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