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Enriching Britain: Culture, Creativity and Growth

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This report brings together the findings of a series of public and private meetings with artists, creative and cultural professionals, economists, business leaders and other stakeholders, backed up by targeted research.

Artist / Author Jonothan Neelands, et al.
Publisher The University of Warwick
ISBN 978-0-9570404-8-9
Reference P2686
Date 2015
Type Publication

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