17.02.2012 / AI Profile
After the Games
 Sarah Weir, chief executive, Legacy List Â
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17.02.2012 / Dea Birkett
When timing isn’t everything
 Dea Birkett, director of Kids in Museums, hopes a child’s day in a museum is really a lifetime Â
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17.02.2012 / Over to you
On track, on line
The creators of a successful global music listing website have moved out of their spare bedroom to create a big new arts resource
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17.02.2012 / Funding
Ardent Hare weaves its web
 Dada-South, now relaunched as Ardent Hare, has a new website, a milestone for how far the charity for deaf and disabled performers has come since closure loomed 11 months ago. Its chair, Graham Wiffen, explains how you can use it to help Â
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17.02.2012 / Festivals
Plymouth sound and sight
 This year Plymouth is celebrating 150 years of high education, and the university is marking it with a series of arts events organised by its own Peninsula Arts and involving partnerships throughout the South West. Sarah Chapman, Peninsula Artsâ€...
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17.02.2012 / Museums
The thin end of the Wedgwood story
 Cultural Britain is watching developments over the Wedgwood Museum and its threatened closure with growing alarm. Simon Tait reports Â
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20.01.2012 / AI Profile
Restoration man
 Graham Sheffield, director of arts, British Council Â
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20.01.2012 / Dea Birkett
Whose show is it, anyway?
 Dea Birkett is confused by the increasing reliance on audiences to make the play Â
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20.01.2012 / Museums
Canterbury’s past - and its future
 The Beaney, the cathedral city’s museum and library, is being transformed to fit a new culture-hungry generation Â
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20.01.2012 / Heritage
Raising the roof
 Patrick Kelly on efforts to combat the rising tide of heritage crime Â
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