Posted by: citizensofculture

The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council and Arts Council England are two of the many cultural institutions involved in the release of a manifesto which, before the UK general election, demonstrates with facts and figures that a fifteen-year period of investment has made a strong contribution in terms of economic and social development. The document calls for public investment to be kept in the same line. Entitled “Cultural Capital: a Manifesto for the Future”, the publication shows how investing in culture and heritage can help Britain’s recovery from recession. The full text can be found at
http://www.mla.gov.uk/news_and_views/press/releases/2010/Cultural_capital_manifesto


Source: http://Cyberkaris nº 91- May 2010

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