The House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee has stated that it wishes to investigate the funding of the arts and heritage and the deadline for responses from the sector is 2 September 2010.
Please contact your local MP and get them get them to sign the Early Day Motion 88 on local television that was tabled by Austin Mitchell MP.
Employers and workers are being asked to help Skillset shape the
future of the sector by taking part in the largest consultation of the
Creative Media Industries.
The Community Media Association calls on all prospective MPs to back the community radio sector and other forms of community media in the new Parliament by recognising the economic and social impact of the sector and supporting strategies to increase the resources available.
With the General Election taking place on Thursday 6th May, now is the time for CMA members and our supporters to call on the major political parties to commit to increasing the size of the Community Radio Fund and to include funding for local and community television.
Ofcom publishes a number of guidelines about community radio broadcasting in the run-up to the General Election and a number of local council elections on Thursday 6th May.
The Community Media Association launches its Arts Strategy that will, over the next two years, focus on establishing creative and enduring collaborations between the arts and the community media sector.
“Making good society”, the final report of the Carnegie Trust’s Commission of Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society has now been launched.
We’ve started a photo blog for 2010 and we want you to participate. We’d like you to send us photos of your community project that we will publish on “Community Media 365″.
Volunteering England has created an independent Volunteer Rights Inquiry to look at volunteers’ experiences.
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