This website is now archived but you are still able to access key reports and toolkits and find out more about the work of the North East Culture Partnership below.

The Case for Culture North East

Covid-19 Hub and Information Centre

North East Culture and Tourism Recovery and Resilience Plan

We bring together practitioners, local authorities, universities, colleges, businesses and voluntary organisations across the North East at a strategic policy level. Our collective purpose is to champion, promote and support the arts and heritage sectors in the region and internationally.

In the creation of this report, we have consulted our Board, Local Authorities, Universities and arts, heritage, tourism and business leaders from across the North East.
This North East Culture and Tourism Recovery and Resilience Plan will be a current, live and responsive document.

You can read the plan, as of 1 June 2020.

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Jane Robinson

“The cultural sector makes a huge contribution to the region, not just economically, but also in terms of our sense of place, identity and our wider well-being. The Covid-19 pandemic has had a massive impact, with many organisations struggling to survive and individual livelihoods put at risk. At the same time, we have seen many examples of incredible ingenuity, creativity and generosity to adapt to the current restrictions and provide access to cultural experiences to everyone. The cultural sector will play a key role in our recovery – economically and socially, so we need to support it now.”

Jane Robinson,
Newcastle University
Co-Chair of North East Culture Partnership

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Covid-19 Survey Results

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Summary of other surveys on effect of Covid-19 on North East arts and heritage sector

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Covid-19 news and updates

Evidence from North East Culture Partnership to DCMS Review in to Coronavirus

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