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McAllan is Culture Sec

McAllan is Culture Sec

Màiri McAllan appointed CabSec for Culture at Holyrood

Màiri McAllan, the MSP for Clydesdale, will take responsibility for culture in First Minister John Swinnie’s new “streamlined” cabinet,  announced today, Wednesday 20 May 2026.

May 20 2026 | By More
Culture Hustings

Culture Hustings

Culture Counts online hustings for Holyrood election

Cultural pressure group Culture Counts is holding a hustings on this Thursday 26 February 2026, with representatives of Scotland’s six main political parties taking part.

Feb 20 2026 | By More
A £97m opportunity

A £97m opportunity

Measured support for £1.57 billion for arts:

The announcement of a £1.57 billion package of support for the art across the UK has been met with near universal acclaim. But is it a lifeline or an opportunity?

Jul 6 2020 | By | Reply More
£97M for Scottish culture

£97M for Scottish culture

Scottish culture gets share of £1.57 billion support package:

Scotland will get £97 million as a result of the Westminster government’s £1.57 billion investment to protect Britain’s cultural, arts and heritage institutions.

Jul 6 2020 | By | 1 Reply More
Economic recovery: Culture Sub Cttee Report

Economic recovery: Culture Sub Cttee Report

Arts, Culture and Creative Industries in Scotland’s Economic Recovery:

The culture sub committee of the ScotGov’s advisory group on economic recovery from Covid-19 has provided a pragmatic but largely forward thinking report to the main group.

Jun 25 2020 | By | 1 Reply More
Culture Manifesto

Culture Manifesto

SFEU posts manifesto for culture:
The Scottish Federation of Entertainment Unions has published a manifesto for culture which it hopes will be taken up by political parties taking part in the Holyrood election in May 2016.

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Planning for culture

Planning for culture

Online forum on planning law opens:
Future planning law in Scotland has been opened up for public debate, with the launch of an online forum by the independent review of planning in Scotland.

Jan 25 2016 | By | Reply More
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