AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoArts Access: Shakespeare’s Globe has been criticised for charging private schools more than state schools for student visits: £14 compared with £12 per pupil. The National Space Academy also charges state schools less for its workshops. Music Heritage: The Kinks’ legacy is back in focus, from the fuzzed-up guitar sound of “You Really Got Me” to a 26-album career that helped shape British rock. Food & Lifestyle: London’s BOXHALL City is hosting a plant-based spin on the chippie, pairing British favourites with Caribbean flavours from family-run Jam Delish. Screen: BBC drama Blue Lights is winning praise for bringing Northern Ireland’s social and political complexities to the screen without losing sight of its characters. Art & Culture: Tate Britain’s major exhibition on 1990s art and fashion puts a defining era of British creativity in the spotlight. Wellbeing: Prince William marked World Mental Health Day by urging people to check in on loved ones, saying a conversation can make a difference.
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