Unit 1, Task 9- Cultural policy

 Unit 1, Task 9- Cultural policy 

 

DCMS is the Department for Digital, Cultural, Media and Sport and is a department of the UK government. They have responsibility for culture, sport, digital economy, some aspects of media, tourism, leisure and creative industries in the UK. They aim to promote and grow these sectors and businesses by investing. They fund cultural organisations to help achieve this, these include: Arts Council England (ACE) and its National Portfolio Organisations (NPO) and British Film Institute (BFI) British Library. 

Some of their most recent announcements include ‘Better broadband for 500,000 rural homes’, showing their commitment to better connectivity in England. ‘The country invited to a major celebration of creativity across the UK in 2022’ which mentioned 10 Unboxed events to demonstrate the nation’s creative talent. ‘UK backs digital revolution of public services at international summit’. 

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