London projects get Arts Council lottery cash

Howard Lake | 15 June 2001 | News

The distribution by the Arts Council of £30m of lottery funding for ethnic minority arts groups to London-based organisations has generated criticisms from arts organisations around the country.

The distribution by the Arts Council of £30m of lottery funding for ethnic minority arts groups to London-based organisations has generated criticisms from arts organisations around the country. Some of the largest awards went to London-based projects.

Read Recriminations as capital claims largest slice of lottery cash for minorities by Fiachra Gibbons and David Hencke at SocietyGuardian.

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