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Last Sunday Music Venue Trust took over the V&A for a day, which is I suspect you will either think is either one of the most or least appropriate things that has ever happened in that building, depending on your view of whether a national...
In 2014, Music Venue Trust sat down to solve what sounds, on the surface, like a trivial problem: We knew exactly who we wanted to represent, what we wanted to do for them, why we needed to do it, and where it needed to be done, but how wou...
There is a principle so simple, so obvious, so supported by every single person who has ever heard it explained, that you might assume Parliament had sewn it into law within about a fortnight of its first airing. You would be wrong. The Age...
On 4 November 1839, the Chartists marched on Newport. They came down from the hills above Blackwood and Ebbw Vale in the early hours, several thousand of them, in the rain, to demand that Parliament honour the People’s Charter; six points o...
This is the fourth and final part of a series on PRS for Music and the grassroots music sector. Part one explained what PRS is and where its model breaks down. Part two quantified the money that is not reaching the songwriters it was collec...
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Typical wokerati lefty tofu eating social justice warrior. CEO & Founder Music Venue Trust, Co-owner of an old toilet in Tunbridge Wells. The views expressed are my personal opinions, not the views of any organisation or company I work for.
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