Some of the contents of the pages on this site are Copyright © 2016 NJH Music | [Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: Lottery applications
Ian Phillips wrote: > > Would anyone on the list who has been successful recently please > > contact me? I`m trying to find out why recent applications > > have failed and what we could do to ensure a good chance of > > funding. I was responsible for a failed application recently. > You need evidence of at least 20 public performances per year, for a > start. Take advice from your local arts board people as to what > constitutes a "public performance". I got the impression that the jobs > we did (and were paid for) by the local council were not counted, for > instance, because the public didn't pay to get in - contest entries are, > I think counted. I may be wrong there; check. This is worrying, if true, but may just be the mindless application of strict internal rules by one Regional Arts Board officer. > You also need to jump through quite a few hoops along the way. > Make sure that your rehearsal venue is accessible to disabled people > (quite strict rules about heights of handrails, slopes of ramps and so > forth - a problem if you have a first-floor bandroom, for instance). And > you're asked various racial questions, too, although they say this > doesn't play a part in the assessment. Equal opportunities are important in lottery funding. On issues of access for disabled people, you may find that your local council has an Access Officer or a Local Access Group who will give you free advice! pete -- Pete Denton - accessing the net with SuSE Linux since 13/07/99 --
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