Member News

New ideas from the creative planning session 20 Nov

How should We Love Marlborough support the Marlborough area arts and culture?
Should it host it's own events? Would you like to see a community notice board in the High Street?
Comment on these at the forum.

What did you think of We Love Marlborough? Results!

The results from the online survey (by Secret Agent Marketing) is available on the downloads page . Also available are the evaluations for Mr Wippy and Get in the Gallery, partnership projects with KVAT and Morgan Boyce gallery, reported by James Aldridge.

Young Board Members Available!

The Arts & Business Young Professionals on Board Programme recruits business advisers from 18 - 30 years old to join boards of arts organisations across the South West. The Young Professionals come from a variety of businesses and have a range of skills and experiences to offer. All of them have been trained in good governance and are now looking for suitable boards to join.

If you'd like to reduce the average age on your board a little then click here for more details.

Creative Development and Enterprise Workshops

Check out the Arts Matrix workshops for artists or creative industry professionals wanting to start up a business or expand their career and skills.
Click for more details.

New grants for community groups

Small community groups and projects in Wiltshire and Swindon are to benefit from a £1.4 million cash injection, after The Community Foundation for Wiltshire & Swindon won a government competition to distribute funding to grassroots initiatives in the area. Read more...

Sync - leadership programme

Sync is a leadership development programme for disabled people and people with long term health conditions and are looking for people to get involved.

Sync100 is the online development programme and people can sign up now to receive regular e-bulletins and to join a disability/leadership focused Basecamp. Sync100 will run until June 2009 and any disabled person interested in leadership and working in, or aspiring to work in the creative and cultural industries is able to join.

Sync20 will be a bespoke training programme for 20 people selected from the Sync100 group.

People can get more information, read the different perspectives of those currently involved and also join up themselves at the website - www.syncleadership.com