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I was joined by industry icons as we celebrated the launch of Labour's Charter for the Arts. (23rd November, 2019) At the heart of Labour’s radical offer to this country is our fundamental belief that everybody, from all walks of life and all backgrounds, should be able to lead rich and fulfilling lives. If we are to achieve that vision in Government, central to our programme will be an unwavering commitment to support and properly fund the arts. |
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| Source | A Charter for the Arts Launch |
| Author | Jeremy Corbyn |
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