Chancellor promises extra £75 million to arts

Howard Lake | 14 July 2002 | News

Chancellor Gordon Brown has promised an extra £75m a year to the arts by 2005/06.

The promise came in the government’s comprehensive spending review, and the 16% increase should unleash an “avalanche of art” according to Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell.




Read Brown pledges £75m arts boost at BBC News.


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