AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMusic & TV Buzz: Enter Shikari say they’ll go dormant from Dec 31, 2027, with no plans to tour as a band past 2027, though UK dates continue into 2026. Arts Festival: Belfast International Arts Festival returns with theatre, music, dance and spoken word, including Orchestra Baobab and author Jan Carson. Pop Culture: The Celebrity Traitors is back with 21 new stars at Ardross Castle, with Maya Jama and Richard E Grant among the headline names. Culture Policy: UK national museums will stay free for overseas visitors, with DCMS ruling out entry fees as the free-admission policy nears its 25th anniversary. Local Politics & Inclusion: Reform-led Gateshead Council refuses to light the Millennium Bridge red for anti-racism charity Show Racism the Red Card. Community & Sport: Salisbury FC players visit schools in Kuwait as the club builds ties with its Kuwaiti owner. Arts & Heritage: A new programme of free family-friendly culture events is set to continue in Nottingham’s Young Hustlers festival after last-minute Arts Council funding.
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