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Government provides £1.1 billion cash boost to creative sectors

UK Government,
07 August 2019, United Kingdom

Britain’s celebrated and world-leading creative and arts sectors have flourished in the last year thanks to £1.1 billion of support from Government, official statistics showed today.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-provides-11-billion-cash-boost-to-creative-sectors

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