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Arts and Placeshaping: Evidence Review

Arts Council England,
11 September 2020, England

This Arts and Place Shaping Evidence review, commissioned from Wavehill, points to a body of evidence that demonstrates how culture-led regeneration and investment can help drive local economic growth, help regenerate the high street, and promote social cohesion.

https://www.artscouncil.org.uk/publication/arts-and-placeshaping-evidence-review

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