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David Icke calling out the corruption in our midst. News that makes sense.

This is a classic story of the Cult using ‘rivalry’ between the West and China to secure its agenda while controlling BOTH. The ‘rivalry’ happens among the lower ranks, not the inner circle of the Global Cult, and the ‘competition’ is promoted to free the road for AI to take over the world on the basis of ‘WE’ (in reality, ‘Them’) must win.

10 May 2026 @ 7:51 am

A concerted effort to shape public perception surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) development is underway, with a prominent advocacy organization actively promoting pro-American AI initiatives while simultaneously highlighting perceived threats from China. The group, Build American AI, a nonprofit entity with ties to a powerful  political action committee (PAC), is reportedly channeling significant resources into a […]

Mmm. Israeli nanobots inside your body. What could go wrong? And why bother when you can just take a ‘Covid’ fake vaccine and get all the self-replicating nanotech you could ever want. Or not.

10 May 2026 @ 7:46 am

Israel is building tiny robots inside your body. Researchers at the Technion have developed DNA origami nanorobots, programmable microscopic machines (just 100 nanometers wide) made entirely from DNA. These tiny “robots” navigate through the bloodstream, detect specific cancer… pic.twitter.com/ufaFGSqkRa — Mor Edge Insight (@MorEdge_Insight) May 8, 2026

Exactly what I expected – religions encompassing ‘alien revelations’ to support their narratives. The biblical ‘fallen angels and Nephilim’ are expressions of the force that created our simulated reality while the perceived religious ‘god’ is that SAME FORCE.

10 May 2026 @ 5:00 am

Religions were created to close minds and divide and rule, but also to worship the deeply distorted state of consciousness behind the simulation and human control. Worship creates an energetic connection to that which is worshipped and allows our energy to be trawled. Energy flows where attention goes and worship is a highly focused state […]

Brits flown to UK from hantavirus cruise ship will go to hospital dubbed ‘Camp Corona’ when it housed people flown home from China during the ‘fake’ Covid outbreak

10 May 2026 @ 5:00 am

British passengers and crew on the cruise ship at the centre of the hantavirus outbreak are set to be taken to the same hospital used to quarantine evacuees from Wuhan during the Covid pandemic. The group will isolate at Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral, Merseyside, after being flown back to the UK from Tenerife, […]

What’s in a ‘bloodline’? Appropriate question amid ‘alien revelations’. How about human-non-human hybrids that not only walk among us, but secure positions of power by bloodline ‘right’?

10 May 2026 @ 5:00 am

What's in a 'bloodline'? Appropriate question amid 'alien revelations'. How about human-non-human hybrids that not only walk among us, but secure positions of power by bloodline 'right'? pic.twitter.com/IepG3HppEe — David Icke (@davidicke) May 9, 2026

David Bellamy was a great guy and a proper environmentalist who didn’t follow establishment scripts. That’s why the BBC sacked him.

10 May 2026 @ 5:00 am

David Bellamy was a great guy and a proper environmentalist who didn't follow establishment scripts. That's why the BBC sacked him. https://t.co/aBnCcEgteu — David Icke (@davidicke) May 9, 2026

The Case Against Industrial-Scale Solar in the UK

10 May 2026 @ 5:00 am

Britain is rapidly installing more solar panels. Across the country, fields that once grew wheat, barley and vegetables are now covered with glass and silicon panels stretching to the hedgerows. The Government calls this a key part of its energy plan. Developers claim solar is affordable and bound to happen. Planning authorities, under growing pressure […]

Crypto is built for AI agents, not humans, says Alchemy’s CEO

10 May 2026 @ 4:59 am

Alchemy CEO Nikil Viswanathan argues the global financial system was designed for humans, but the next wave of commerce will be driven by AI agents that operate natively in crypto. Crypto matches how agents operate, being borderless, continuous, and fully digital, said Nikil Viswanathan, co-founder and CEO of Alchemy. Complexity like keys and code is […]

How Tony Blair Became A Weapon of Mass Destruction For The Cult – Making Monsters

9 May 2026 @ 5:51 pm

Grab a copy of Richards new book ‘I Am Immortal ‘ A Death Cult’s Quest For Immortality out now amzn.eu/d/0cdZVmWQ

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Helping you by making sure the truth and facts are reported on rather than Government propaganda and lies. Exposing the lies of mainstream media.

AI Can Now Hack Servers and Replicate Itself Across Networks

10 May 2026 @ 6:30 am

A new paper from Palisade Research says several AI systems were able to identify vulnerable servers, hack them, install copies of themselves on newly compromised machines and, in some cases, even continue […] The post AI Can Now Hack Servers and Replicate Itself Across Networks first appeared on The Expose.

IPCC admits its doomsday model is “implausible” – corporate media is silent

9 May 2026 @ 4:00 pm

For years, corporate media has been peddling the IPCC’s RCP8.5-fuelled terror – now that there has been a massive course correction, a semi-retraction of it, silence.  RCP8.5 is a high-emissions climate scenario […] The post IPCC admits its doomsday model is “implausible” – corporate media is silent first appeared on The Expose.

Covid set a precedent: Public health measures no longer require evidence

9 May 2026 @ 12:05 pm

The covid “pandemic” led to a significant investment of over £400 billion in interventions with weak, uncertain, or no evidence bases. The result was a colossal waste of money and a huge […] The post Covid set a precedent: Public health measures no longer require evidence first appeared on The Expose.

Are you suffering from toxic stress and The Twenty First Century Blues?

9 May 2026 @ 9:53 am

“The Twenty First Century Blues” is a term Dr. Vernon Coleman coined in the 1990s to describe one of the harmful effects of toxic stress. “I believe that ‘The Twenty First Century […] The post Are you suffering from toxic stress and The Twenty First Century Blues? first appeared on The Expose.

Dr. Meryl Nass: Here are the relevant facts about Hantavirus

9 May 2026 @ 5:30 am

In the following, Dr. Meryl Nass gives a summary of the infections they have claimed to have crossed over from animals to humans over the last few years: covid, monkeypox (renamed MPOX), […] The post Dr. Meryl Nass: Here are the relevant facts about Hantavirus first appeared on The Expose.

The UK government’s plans for 15-minute cities forge ahead – starting in Bristol

8 May 2026 @ 3:41 pm

The UK government is yet again obeying the UN’s directions by making moves to house “individuals” in “human settlements.” As one of 7 “new towns,” construction is underway near Bristol that will, […] The post The UK government’s plans for 15-minute cities forge ahead – starting in Bristol first appeared on The Expose.

More questions than answers; national regulators should be keeping WHO’s Hantavirus narrative in check

8 May 2026 @ 10:16 am

In April 2021, Pfizer submitted a report to the FDA describing adverse events reported to them post covid vaccination. At the end of the report, Pfizer listed adverse events of special interest.  […] The post More questions than answers; national regulators should be keeping WHO’s Hantavirus narrative in check first appeared on The Expose.

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Independent press real researchers, real journalists, real news. Fighting the corrupt mainstream view.

Michael Palmer on All Nuclear Weapons being Fake | Jerm Warfare

7 May 2026 @ 1:20 pm

Michael Palmer and Jerm explore nuclear weapons, their existence, and the geopolitical narratives that surround them.

Manual or Automated? A Flight Simulation Study of Reported Aircraft Maneuvers on 9/11

7 May 2026 @ 10:36 am

Join us live at 5pm on Thursday, 14 May 2026 for a presentation and panel discussion investigating the likelihood of manual versus automated control of the aircraft reported to have struck the World Trade Center Towers in New York and the Pentagon in Arlington, VA, on September 11, 2001.

Military Matters: Episode 6

7 May 2026 @ 8:42 am

Brian Gerrish and Charles Malet discuss the UK’s relationship with Israel and the reluctance of young people to serve in the forces.

China Just Defied US Sanctions | Silk and Steel

6 May 2026 @ 10:05 am

Carl Zha sits with Jamarl Thomas to discuss how China openly defies United States sanctions for the first time.

Dr Ferdinand Santos on the Artemis Hoax | Jerm Warfare

6 May 2026 @ 9:28 am

Dr Ferdinand Santos delves into the controversies that surround the moon landings, Artemis missions, and space technology.

Are Librarians a Safeguarding Threat to Children?

5 May 2026 @ 6:28 am

Do you believe that librarians should be in the business of providing books with content about rape, suicide, murder, illegal drug use, and coerced underage sex with teachers? This author does not, but librarians do.

Vote outside the Uniparty

4 May 2026 @ 12:46 pm

Professor Diane Rasmussen spoke with Dr Donald Boyd, a retired doctor and leader of the Scottish Christian Party, about issues affecting Scotland and the wider UK.

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The fight in the UK to save the national health service.

Reform UK: A clear threat to our NHS and the health of the nation

6 May 2026 @ 10:50 am

Nigel Farage with Reform MPsJohn Puntis explores Reform’s views on the NHS, arguing that Farage’s party poses a strong threat to the health service The vast majority of the population see the NHS as a vital public service and [...]

NHS: The vital signs may have been strong (Darzi), but the prognosis remains uncertain

5 May 2026 @ 3:51 pm

In a piece originally published in Public Sector Focus, our Co-Chair, Dr John Puntis examines the government’s claims of progress on NHS reform, arguing that despite modest improvements, fundamental challenges remain largely unaddressed, leaving the [...]

Privatised eye care is undermining NHS provision – challenge from campaigners

6 March 2026 @ 5:10 pm

In Keep Our NHS Public regular online meetings groups share their experiences of local campaigning and inspire others to take up similar actions. Recently we’ve heard presentations from North East and Oxford KONP on issues [...]

Iran War Statement by Keep Our NHS Public

4 March 2026 @ 5:05 pm

Photo: The White House, Flickr. CC BY 2.0Keep Our NHS Public (KONP) condemns the escalating US–Israel military attacks on Iran and the grave risk of a widening regional war. Reports that hospitals and other civilian infrastructure have been struck and at least [...]

Keep Our NHS Public Statement: Warfare not welfare this Spring Budget

3 March 2026 @ 4:50 pm

More money for military spending but not for health and care The spring statement is an occasion for unveiling plans for the UK economy. Investment in the NHS and addressing the social determinants of health [...]

Mandelson, Palantir and the NHS

6 February 2026 @ 12:01 pm

What are the implications of the newest tranche of Epstein files for the NHS? Lucy Nichols examines Peter Mandelson’s close friendship with Jeffery Epstein has sparked a crisis in the heart of Westminster, with Keir [...]

Racism and violence in the NHS

29 January 2026 @ 6:56 pm

By John Puntis, Co-chair Keep Our NHS Public The NHS and care services would collapse without overseas workers Why do we have workers from abroad? The NHS and the wider UK economy have been dependent [...]

Keep Our NHS Public End of Year Round Up

19 December 2025 @ 12:26 pm

This year has been a busy one for Keep Our NHS Public (KONP). Amid increasing attacks on the NHS by the government, we’ve been working hard with local groups, NHS workers, other campaigns and trade [...]

Hackney Coalition against Palantir

8 December 2025 @ 2:05 pm

This is a short summary of Hackney KONP’s work with the Hackney Coalition against Palantir from Marion Macalpine. With growing interest in Palantir as it is introduced for data purposes into a number of hospitals, [...]

Health Groups Condemn Autumn Budget as NHS Crisis Deepens – A Collective Statement 

26 November 2025 @ 5:55 pm

Health Groups Condemn Autumn Budget as NHS Crisis Deepens – A Collective StatementKeep Our NHS Public [1], in partnership with Just Treatment [2], Every Doctor [3], The Socialist Health Association [4], We Own It [5] [...]

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Politics news from the UK.

Starmer vows to stay on as PM after Labour suffers major local election losses

8 May 2026 @ 8:46 am

Keir Starmer has insisted that he will not “walk away” as prime minister after Labour suffered significant losses in the 2026 local elections.  The comments came as it was confirmed that Labour had lost control of eight councils, namely those in Westminster, Southampton, Exeter, Redditch, Wandsworth, Hartlepool, Tamworth and Tameside. Starmer maintained that “tough days”... Read more » The post Starmer vows to stay on as PM after Labour suffers major local election losses appeared first on Politics.co.uk.

Danny Beales MP: ‘The case for regulation of animal rehoming organisations’

1 May 2026 @ 7:15 am

Earlier this year I had the pleasure of sponsoring a Dogs Trust event in parliament highlighting an important and overlooked issue concerning animal rehoming organisations. It is frankly shocking that rehoming organisations, rescues and shelters across England, Wales and Northern Ireland remain unlicensed and not subject to inspections, even when they are registered charities. Whilst... Read more » The post Danny Beales MP: ‘The case for regulation of animal rehoming organisations’ appeared first on Politics.co.uk.

Britain must draw a firm line on Cyprus sovereignty

24 April 2026 @ 7:00 am

The European Council’s latest conclusions on Cyprus warrant close attention in Westminster. In signalling its readiness to support Cyprus in discussions with the United Kingdom over the Sovereign Base Areas, the European Union has moved beyond observation into active involvement. That is not a neutral step. It is an attempt by an external bloc to... Read more » The post Britain must draw a firm line on Cyprus sovereignty appeared first on Politics.co.uk.

Mandelson process ‘beggars belief’: Keir Starmer’s statement to parliament in full

20 April 2026 @ 5:22 pm

Keir Starmer has said it “beggars belief” that he was not told the full story about Peter Mandelson’s vetting by Foreign Office officials.  The prime minister acknowledged that many MPs would find his remarks about the latest Mandelson revelations “to be incredible”. The comments came as Starmer delivered a statement to the House of Commons... Read more » The post Mandelson process ‘beggars belief’: Keir Starmer’s statement to parliament in full appeared first on Politics.co.uk.

Senior minister: Starmer did not mislead parliament over Mandelson scandal

17 April 2026 @ 9:01 am

Keir Starmer did not mislead parliament when asked about the vetting of former UK ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson, a senior minister has stated.  Darren Jones, the chief secretary to the prime minister, rejected suggestions that Starmer should resign over the scandal, telling Sky News that Mandelson’s vetting debacle amounted to a “failing... Read more » The post Senior minister: Starmer did not mislead parliament over Mandelson scandal appeared first on Politics.co.uk.

Chris Hinchliff MP: ‘You cannot buy national security while burning the house down’ 

27 March 2026 @ 8:30 am

There has been a conspiracy of silence from successive British governments on the true cost of biodiversity collapse. The foreign secretary’s recent announcement, cutting the international climate aid budget by some 14% has only made matters worse. The response to the climate and nature threats we face has too often amounted to little more than hand-wringing as the ecosystems... Read more » The post Chris Hinchliff MP: ‘You cannot buy national security while burning the house down’  appeared first on Politics.co

Steve Darling MP: ‘The government has a proven lever for growth in its hands – it’s called Access to Work’

26 March 2026 @ 8:00 am

We don’t talk enough about the power of the disabled workforce to kickstart the nation’s ailing economy. Barely a week goes by that we don’t lament our flatlining productivity, with pundits and politicians often portraying disabled people as a contributing factor. And yet we fail to notice the unused levers that can help to stimulate... Read more » The post Steve Darling MP: ‘The government has a proven lever for growth in its hands – it’s called Access to Work’ app

A legal anomaly is costing the NHS billions

16 March 2026 @ 2:56 pm

The NHS is one of Britain’s most cherished institutions, providing care to millions of patients each year. Yet questions remain about whether every resource is directed towards its core purpose of treating patients. One example is a law predating the NHS that requires it to pay out vast sums each year for private treatment that... Read more » The post A legal anomaly is costing the NHS billions appeared first on Politics.co.uk.

Connor Naismith MP: ‘Why Blue Labour is a key component of True Labour’

9 March 2026 @ 8:00 am

The Gorton and Denton By-election has rightly prompted much soul searching for the Labour Party. One particular piece of analysis arising from the catastrophic defeat is that “Blue Labour”, the party’s socially conservative tradition, should be repudiated. A return to “True Labour, not Blue Labour” goes the cry. But what is “True Labour” and how... Read more » The post Connor Naismith MP: ‘Why Blue Labour is a key component of True Labour’ appeared first on Politics.co.uk.

Ben Goldsborough MP: ‘Biosecurity must be placed at the heart of our national security strategy’

3 March 2026 @ 8:15 am

This year marks 25 years since the devastating 2001 foot and mouth outbreak. For many, it is a distant memory. For our farmers, it is not. It is a reminder of how quickly disease can bring rural Britain to its knees and how fragile our biosecurity truly is. The scale of that crisis remains staggering.... Read more » The post Ben Goldsborough MP: ‘Biosecurity must be placed at the heart of our national security strategy’ appeared first on Politics.co.uk.

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A critical look at the news in the UK.

Iran: Is a Proxy World War Brewing in the Gulf?

1 May 2026 @ 2:16 pm

By Graham Vanbergen: The US-led war on Iran has created the most dangerous geopolitical moment since the Iraq invasion – not because it is likely to become World War III overnight, but because nearly every great power now has something important at stake. Iran’s strongest weapon is not victory over America. It is disruption. By […] The post Iran: Is a Proxy World War Brewing in the Gulf? appeared first on TruePublica.

May Elections: A Warning From a Country That Has Lost Its Economic Story

30 April 2026 @ 10:31 am

By Graham Vanbergen: Britain goes into the May elections in a state of political volatility that now feels normal but should not. The coming contests on 7 May 2026 include local government elections, Scottish Parliament elections, Senedd Cymru elections and mayoral elections in England. The polling picture suggests a country splintering away from the old […] The post May Elections: A Warning From a Country That Has Lost Its Economic Story appeared first on TruePublica.

Shockwaves: How the US–Iran War Is Dragging the World Economy Down

30 April 2026 @ 9:39 am

The global economy is entering a more dangerous phase as the US/Iran war deepens. What began as a regional conflict is now disrupting energy, trade, and financial stability worldwide. At the centre of the crisis is energy. The closure of key shipping routes has pushed oil and gas prices sharply higher, feeding inflation and squeezing […] The post Shockwaves: How the US–Iran War Is Dragging the World Economy Down appeared first on TruePublica.

The UK’s Public Education System Sets Global Pace

30 April 2026 @ 9:35 am

After reform and (Covid) disruption, the UK’s education system is showing renewed strength. Steady improvements, rather than sudden change, are placing it among global leaders and now competes in the top three. Student outcomes are rising, with improvements in literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving. International benchmarks increasingly show UK pupils performing strongly against global peers. There […] The post The UK’s Public Education System Sets Global Pace appeared first on TruePublica.

Britain’s Quiet Comeback: The UK Economy Finds Its Footing Again

30 April 2026 @ 9:31 am

After years of shocks—pandemic disruption, inflation, and political uncertainty—the UK economy is showing cautious optimism. Not a boom, but a steady recovery is emerging across key areas. Businesses are shifting from their previous crisis mode position toward investment and growth. There is also a change in tone. From green energy to regional investment, the UK […] The post Britain’s Quiet Comeback: The UK Economy Finds Its Footing Again appeared first on TruePublica.

Who Will Win the 21st Century? The Struggle for the Soul of the World

30 April 2026 @ 8:08 am

By Graham Vanbergen: In the long mirror of history, centuries are not just units of time, hey are epochs of ascendancy – chapters in the human saga where certain ideas, nations, and systems prevail, while others recede into the footnotes of textbooks. The 19th century belonged to the British Empire and industrial capitalism. The 20th […] The post Who Will Win the 21st Century? The Struggle for the Soul of the World appeared first on TruePublica.

Housing Crisis: Britain’s housing safety net is collapsing

11 November 2025 @ 3:37 pm

By Graham Vanbergen: For a decade, warnings about social housing, homelessness and local government finance have been treated as background noise. In 2025, they’ve fused into a systemic risk: high and rising public debt, bankrupt or near-bankrupt councils, dwindling social housing stock, rising taxes, and record homelessness. This isn’t a future threat. It’s underway, and […] The post Housing Crisis: Britain’s housing safety net is collapsing appeared first on TruePublica.

Future View: The Collapse Of Western Idealism?

21 April 2025 @ 4:22 pm

By Graham Vanbergen: In the twilight of every empire, there lies a question not merely of power but of meaning. As America steps back from its self-appointed role as the world’s arbiter – a position solidified in the ashes of World War II and maintained through the long shadow of the Cold War – the […] The post Future View: The Collapse Of Western Idealism? appeared first on TruePublica.

Is Donald Trump Inciting War Across Europe?

16 February 2025 @ 3:44 pm

The FT writes today that – ‘European leaders, generals and intelligence chiefs gathered at the annual Munich Security Conference were anxiously awaiting clarification on vital questions such as how to end Russia’s war on Ukraine, contain Vladimir Putin’s hybrid warfare and beef up the transatlantic alliance. They then found out that US defence secretary Pete […] The post Is Donald Trump Inciting War Across Europe? appeared first on TruePublica.

The Threat Elon Musk and Donald Trump Pose to UK and Allied Unity

7 January 2025 @ 3:14 pm

It seems an obvious point to make, but America did not elect Elon Musk, yet he has somehow been allowed to position himself as Donald Trump’s de facto co-president. Over the last few weeks, Musk’s growing influence and provocative actions have posed unprecedented new risks to America’s alliances with the UK and its broader network […] The post The Threat Elon Musk and Donald Trump Pose to UK and Allied Unity appeared first on TruePublica.

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Introducing arts thinking into politics and promoting creative, scientific and evidence based ideas that improve the lives of as many people as possible, while mindful of the few.

Arts Party Conference 2019

16 August 2019 @ 9:30 am

The Arts Party welcomes it’s first party conference from the heart of where water meets dirt, Brighton. We will be hosting debates for purposes of socialising, conversation and recreation. Located in Camelford Street, Brighton, BN2 1TQ, United Kingdom. All are welcome to attend, please use the contact form below to register your interest. [Fully booked] The post Arts Party Conference 2019 appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Dinner for few

9 June 2019 @ 12:41 pm

A short and stark reminder of the state of play in politics today/yesterday. Thanks to a Dinner for a few, award winner from Nassos Vakalis. DINNER FOR FEW from Nassos Vakalis on Vimeo. The post Dinner for few appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Scotland takes steps to put culture at the forefront of policy-making

6 July 2018 @ 9:31 am

A CULTURE STRATEGY FOR SCOTLAND – reflecting the past, challenging the present, shaping the future . The strategy seeks to stimulate a step change that will bring about a shift in how society and government view and value culture. It aims to build collaborative alliances that will help to realise the full potential of culture … Continue reading "Scotland takes steps to put culture at the forefront of policy-making" The post Scotland takes steps to put culture at the forefront of policy-making appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Arts teachers in decline

5 July 2018 @ 9:35 am

As well as a fall in teaching hours, the arts has lost almost a quarter (9000) of teachers working in secondary schools in England since 2011. Sourced from https://www.artsprofessional.co.uk/news/arts-teacher-numbers-plummet-almost-quarter The post Arts teachers in decline appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Why the Arts Matter

12 May 2018 @ 7:11 am

We’ve come across a great graphic that really sums up why the Arts matter – enjoy! The post Why the Arts Matter appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Creativity and politics

17 April 2018 @ 11:19 am

Heather McGhee talks about the influence that music, film, and other arts can have on social change. https://thecreativeindependent.com/people/heather-mcghee-on-creativity-and-politics/ The post Creativity and politics appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Why is creativity the most important political concept of the 21st century?

17 April 2018 @ 11:15 am

There is no concept more politically important today than creativity. I’ll give four reasons why but first a definition. ‘Creative’ has narrow, broader and even broader connotations in English. It’s the last of these we should be most interested in. The narrow meaning immediately leads one to think of activities directly associated with the arts. … Continue reading "Why is creativity the most important political concept of the 21st century?" The post Why is creativity the most important political concept of the 21st century? appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Arts can help children avoid a lifetime of gang crime

14 April 2018 @ 11:05 am

Andria Zafirakou, who won the $1million title in Dubai last month, said subjects such as art, music and drama can transform the lives of vulnerable young people and give them the confidence to walk away from gangs. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/education/arts-can-help-children-avoid-a-lifetime-of-gang-crime-says-1m-prizewinning-teacher-a3813071.html The post Arts can help children avoid a lifetime of gang crime appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Creativity and the arts in decline

1 February 2018 @ 11:34 am

Creative arts subjects are being cut back in many secondary schools in England, a BBC survey suggests. More than 1,200 schools responded – over 40% of secondary schools. Of the schools that responded, nine in every 10 said they had cut back on lesson time, staff or facilities in at least one creative arts subject. … Continue reading "Creativity and the arts in decline" The post Creativity and the arts in decline appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

Drawing the Future

20 January 2018 @ 10:34 am

A report launched by Education and Employers and found that children’s career aspirations only marginally differ from age 7 to age 17. It also showed that some sectors vital for economic health look set to be badly under-resourced in future. In the biggest survey of its kind, primary school children aged seven to 11 were … Continue reading "Drawing the Future" The post Drawing the Future appeared first on ARTS PARTY.

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Concerts, Gigs & Music events guide.

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Building plastics for interiors and exteriors.