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Hi All,
Welcome to the second edition of the CCS Connect e-news.
We received lots of positive comments about the first edition, thank you. Hopefully you’ve been able to follow up some of the great opportunities available. If you missed it, or want to revisit the first e-news, it’s available here
The weather has been fantastic this weekend (Friday and Monday!), not quite sure what happened on Sunday...hope you managed a well-deserved break and enjoyed the bank holiday.
To keep you and your families and the children and young people you work with connected and engaged with cultural activity, CCS have created another list of fantastic cultural events, activities and resources that can be accessed from home – see below.
Please continue to send us your digital and online opportunities and we will share them in this fortnightly e-news and via social media. See below for details of how to do this.
Take Care
CCS Management Group
 If you would like CCS to share the online and digital opportunities you have available for children and young people and their families, please contact Alexa Pugh, email, alexa.pugh@shropshire.gov.uk
We’re looking for local workshops, performances, film, animation, virtual tours, exhibitions, talks, mentoring, articles, CPD and resources etc. Content needs to be accessible and age appropriate for children and young people and their families.
The deadline for inclusion of information in the next e-news is Thursday 21st May.
Please follow the government guidelines on COVID-19 when delivering activity. For updates, take a look at the NHS and Gov.UK webpages.
 Please tag us in events on Facebook and we will share them - https://www.facebook.com/cultureconsortiumshrops/
Twitter – Culture Consortium Shropshire @CultureShrop #spotlightshropscyp
Website – https://www.cultureconsortiumshropshire.com/
 
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Autin Dance Theatre
25 May - 7 June: Dance Insights Online curated by Johnny Autin
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A programme of performances, discourse and events, provocations and artistic inspirations brought to you by DanceXchange 2020 cohort of Artists in Residence. Each programme will be online for two weeks and offer audiences an insight into the process and mind of the creator.
Choreographer Johnny Autin will present a selection of work that focuses on some his inspiration for his work and insights into the life of a dance artist. Johnny will host an exciting programme which includes an exclusive online premiere of 'A Posi+ive Life’ (followed by a Q&A session with members of the cast and the creative team), a live interview with a special guest from the Outdoor Arts sector; an Instagram take-over and a specially curated Spotify playlist.
http://www.autindt.com/
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Man Made Youth Company launches new online creative residencies for young men aged 14+
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From next week, Man Made Youth Company is launching a new artistic initiative and learning and participation programmes including online dance and movement sessions and interactive creative residencies. This free opportunity is open to young men/male-identifying young people from Birmingham and the West Midlands who are interested in joining our company on Saturdays and during the holidays.
Man Made Youth Company is an all-male youth performance initiative led by MAC Associate Artist Johnny Autin and managed by Creative Academies Network. It aims to inspire and empower young men aged 14-21 through high-quality dance training, choreography workshops, performance opportunities, digital arts and films. Man Made provides opportunities to hundreds of young people and emerging artists across the Midlands to be involved in multi-disciplinary performing arts activities.
Sign up here: https://bit.ly/manmade2020 For more information, please email Annalise: hello@manmadeyouth.com
“At this time of great uncertainty, we want to continue to promote and celebrate young people’s creative development. We are keen to ensure that Man Made Youth Company carries on supporting young men/male-identifying performers from Birmingham and the West Midlands. We are pleased to be launching this new online programme next week with our first session on Saturday 16 May. If you know any boy/young man interested in dance from the region, please let them know about Man Made.” -Artistic Director, Johnny Autin
 Follow Man Made Youth Company on social media @manmadeyouth
Screen Dance in Birmingham @ Flatpack Festival 2020
Flatpack has launched it’s first screen dance film competition! I joined the team in early February to co-curate the programme and screen up to 80 films from across the globe.
The competition is now free to watch online, as part of Flatpack’s 2020 Home Entertainment Edition from 8th - 17th May.
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Expect to see a diverse collection of films that reflects the inventiveness of how choreography and cinematography can merge, with narratives that explore the body, united cities, motherhood and a bit of housekeeping thrown in, all told through the medium of dance on film.
You can have your say by casting a vote for the audience awards, alongside our judges Karen Wood and Ravi Deepres.
If you make films, are a dancer or choreographer, then this is for you. Winners will be unveiled during an Awards Night on 16th May at 8pm.
See you there! Sima
 ArtsAlive@home
ArtsAlive@home- A curated bi – monthly series of performance work to enjoy at home, but experience collectively with others, joining together for a shared post show chat or response after the performance.
Sit back at home, watch a matinee performance and join in the conversation after the show.
Thursday, 14 May at 2.30pm, we have a special 1 hour performance from the Cheltenham Jazz Festival which has been cancelled but we have artists that would have been playing joining us for your enjoyment, followed by a conversation with the Festivals Head of Programming.
https://www.artsalive.co.uk/Default.aspx
Pentabus Theatre
Here I Belong Live Recording: https://pentabus.co.uk/here-i-belong-live-recording
Blackeyed Theatre
Teechers Live Recording, which was performed at Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury: http://www.blackeyedtheatre.co.uk/2020/04/21/teechers-at-home/?fbclid=IwAR1Af68vzlCJaiV5DyOapopUAqW3YjTVec-9l8yPIwzIQ2Nu6NjGZU8Kk1o
Blackeyed Theatre will also be streaming their production of JANE EYRE free online from Sunday 10 May 19:30 until Sunday 17 May.
National Theatre Live
Sharing recorded performances every Thursday from 7pm via there Youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/ntdiscovertheatre
The Shows Must Go On!
Youtube channel, where an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical is streamed every Friday from 7pm.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdmPjhKMaXNNeCr1FjuMvag
 Qube
Get Creative: Online arts and crafts resources
To help everyone through these tricky times, we’ll be adding creative ideas, suitable for all ages and abilities, to our website that you can do in the safety and comfort of your own home. This webpage will continually be added to so keep checking back for updates. The resources on these pages can be downloaded and are free to use. Visit http://www.qube-oca.org.uk/getcreative or click the banner on our website homepage to see all the different craft ideas.
We want to see your creations! Send us pictures of anything you create using these resources and we’ll share them online.
www.qube-oca.org.uk/getcreative
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Qube 'Creativity in Isolation' Online Exhibition: Calling all artists, writers and makers!
Qube is inviting everyone to get involved by sending an image of something you’ve created during the lockdown period. This could be anything from a painting, drawing, poem or short story to a film, photograph, knitted socks or even cake! All forms of creativity are welcome from all ages and abilities. All images will be included in Qube’s online exhibition showcasing the range of ideas and ways in which our local community have stayed creative during these challenging times. It is completely free to take part.
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Anyone wishing to contribute can do so via donation to our 2.6 campaign.
https://qube-oca.org.uk/twopointsixchallenge/
The exhibition will launch online on Friday 22nd May. To have your work online for this date please send an image to us by Wednesday 20th May. Work can be added to the exhibition after the launch date.
https://qube-oca.org.uk/2020/05/06/creativity-in-isolation-we-want-to-see-your-artwork/
www.qube-oca.org.uk
Young Storyhouse Online Takeover, Chester
Perform for 50,000 from the comfort of your living room!
Are you aged 14-25 with a talent to share?
Do you love performing and want a platform to present it?
Have you spent lockdown perfecting your passion but have no one to see?
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform to the world. Whether you’re a band or a baker, a dancer or dramatist, a singer or slam poet, or anything in between – sign up for the Young Storyhouse Online Takeover to finally have the chance to reach the audience you deserve and be broadcast on the Storyhouse virtual stage.
Register your interest now via the online form, or if you prefer by emailing youngleaders@storyhouse.com
See more details online at: www.storyhouse.com/post/blog/young-storyhouse-takeover-call-out
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The Hive
#HiveHug
Online creative content and activities for young people during the pandemic
#HiveHug is a campaign launched by The Hive in 2020 to provide online creative content and activities to people during the covid-19 pandemic. #HiveHug features music sessions, illustration exercises, photography courses, creative writing workshops and much more. Check out what has been released so far below.
https://www.hiveonline.org.uk/hive-hug
https://www.facebook.com/hiveshrewsbury/
#HiveHugs
#HiveWellbeingProjects
Culture Fix – For audiences, this is a way to find all of the exciting digital content that cultural organisations produce in one place. And to support those organisations with donations if they choose to. https://culturefix.digital/
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Qube
‘Elements’ Online Exhibition
An exploration into the fundamental elements of art by local artists Joanne Dale and Stefanie Gundlach.
Visit www.qube-oca.org.uk/elements to see all the work and read a review by exhibition coordinator Mike Ingle.
Facebook: Qube Arts or Qube Oswestry, Twitter: @qubeoca, Instagram: @qubeoca
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‘Lines’ Online Photography Exhibition
An exhibition of over 120 entries to this year’s photographic competition all on the theme of ‘Lines’.
WE STILL NEED YOUR VOTES! The People’s Choice Prize is awarded to the photographer with the most votes by visitors to the exhibition, either online or in the gallery. Vote for your favorite by emailing art@qube-oca.org.uk
www.qube-oca.org.uk/lines
 Mythstories
Let’s Create at Home
Wednesday 13th May 2020 11.00am to 15.00pm
We’re all home educators now so join our Home-Ed Group in a shared workshop to create a storytelling artefact at home.
This month we'll be creating "story-jars" telling the tale of "Mrs Ellis of Ellesmere”. Join the Facebook Group and then go to the group page at 11.00am with a large empty jar and be prepared to use whatever resources you have to hand to decorate and fill your jar with the story. The story link will be there, listen, share your progress through the session, and upload a photo or video of your completed jar.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/194482241513463/
Facebook Page Address: Mythstories – Let’s Create at Home
Free on-line writing courses for young people aged 14-20 years
From Monday 11 May, Queen’s Hall Arts and Hexham Book Festival will be running two free on-line writing courses for young people aged 14-20 years, led by writer and theatre maker, Becci Sharrock.
Young Playwrights 6 weeks from Monday 11 May
The young playwrights’ course will explore what it takes to write a short script, from initial idea through to first draft; everything from deciding on the themes you want to explore to creating characters, writing dialogue and structuring a script.
Young Writers 6 weeks from Saturday 16 May
The young writers’ course will give you the chance to try lots of different styles of writing, from flash fiction to poetry, using found text to response writing.
Activities will be designed for all ability levels so you don’t need to be a confident writer, just willing to have a go. This is your chance to be creative, develop new skills and have fun!
For more details, visit: www.queenshall.co.uk/events/hexham-young-writers%E2%80%99-groups-online
 Share a Mindful Moment with Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery
Shropshire Museums have launched a ‘mindful museums’ project and want you to take part. The museums team have produced a series of short videos offering listeners a mindful exploration of artworks and objects held in the collection of Shropshire Museums. The videos are accompanied by a restful audio track by artist and educator Lindsey Kennedy, which encourages listeners to ‘look, to breathe and to be curious’.
The first video of the series features a beautiful blue and white Caughley china tea pot. A selection of activity sheets to support each video have been produced to help viewers to get started with their own creative projects. The videos and activity sheets are available via the museum’s website and social media channels.
The museums team are calling on artists, makers, creative writers, gardeners, families and tea enthusiasts to enjoy a relaxing moment studying the teapot and to share their creative response using the hashtag #mindfulmuseums #museumfromhome and tagging in @shrewsburymuseum @shrewsmuseum
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Participants in the Arts Council ‘Arts Award’ scheme run by Shropshire Libraries can also access the videos and activity sheets to help them complete their award.
https://www.shropshire.gov.uk/museums/shropshires-museums/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv8uWJJHMgh6QeLWFta5ArA
Shropshire Archives
Re-imagine...
You might like to use archive photographs, which are available online via Shropshire Archives, for inspiration for poetry, drama, art or even dance.
Have a look at the images on our online catalogue and see where your creativity leads you.
We'd love to hear from you. This evocative image might help get you started. It’s of Rat Pit ref PH/H/2/51 and a bit about the background is on our rat pit puzzle blog.
There are more examples of archives being used creatively by teachers and students on our ArchiveZone site and we'll feature examples on our blog and social media.
PH/H/2/51
Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust
Museum From Home
 Oak National Academy – Are an online classroom and resource hub created by teachers, for teachers – Our aim is to support teachers to support their pupils. We provide a bank of high-quality, sequenced video lessons and resources for teachers to use as they wish. We’ll cover a range of subjects including maths, English, art and languages. Teachers can use these resources to complement their own lesson planning and remote teaching until schools fully re-open. Every lesson will be free to use for every teacher and every pupil. To find out more please see our information for teachers and schools or information for parents and pupils. https://www.thenational.academy/
 Shropshire Music Service
SMS is a peripatetic music service delivering instrumental lessons and curriculum to over 100 schools across Shropshire. Since lockdown began we have set up online lessons for our existing students with hundreds of videos to support this learning.
Alongside this we have a number of instrumental challenges which are open to all musicians of any age and ability. These can be found on our Facebook page and website.
There is also a weekly quiz and listening activity which is accessible to all.
Please follow us on Facebook and you will get details of future opportunities.
www.shropshiremusicservice.org.uk
Facebook: Shropshire Music Service
The Hive
Reach Out to Music
Music sessions for disenfranchised young people aged 10-17
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This project aims to increase the enduring sense of belief amongst disenfranchised young people aged 10-17 at risk of criminal exploitation and/or already NEET that they can, and do, have a positive contribution to make to their local community, and that they belong within it. |
hiveonline.org.uk
https://www.facebook.com/hiveshrewsbury/
#HiveHugs
 Arts Connect – Only Connect: One Stop Shop
A collection of links and curated resources to key trusted sites to provide guidance, advice, support and inspiration for arts and cultural organisations, freelancers, educationalists and those involved in arts and creativity at home and at school. This page will be updated regularly and highlight West Midlands resources as well as providing links to national and international resources.
https://www.artsconnect.co.uk/what-were-doing/only-connect/
‘Carry on Learning Shropshire’
Facebook Page set up specifically promoting ‘learning activities’ available to people in and around Shropshire, focusing on what’s available on line. Any opportunities you have, can be added to the site.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/660256937872480/
NSPCC elearning: online courses Safeguarding and child protection online training – https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/training/our-elearning-courses
Culture Health and Wellbeing Alliance – Guidance for working online, and online safeguarding – https://www.culturehealthandwellbeing.org.uk/guidance-working-online-and-online-safeguarding and Coronavirus resources for practitioners and organisations – https://www.culturehealthandwellbeing.org.uk/resources/coronavirus-resources-practitioners-and-organisations
Digital Heritage Lab – A free programme for small and medium heritage organisations seeking to develop their digital capabilities and capacity, funded through the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund – https://www.a-m-a.co.uk/digital-heritage-lab/
DCN (Disability Collaborative Network CIC) and EMBED – A new opportunity for museums, heritage organisations and related agencies to develop business skills whilst recovering from the lockdown, skills in resilience and inclusive planning and strategy to identify risk and solutions towards intersectional, inclusive practice and the representative workforce. https://www.musedcn.org.uk/2020/04/23/news-a-unique-partnership-for-the-heritage-and-cultural-sector/
DCMS – Is conducting a survey to understand the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak on organisations in the digital, creative, culture, media, sport, gambling, telecoms, and tourism sectors and their engagement with the available government interventions. The survey should take around 10-20 minutes. The deadline for responses to the survey will be at 23:59 GMT on 15 May 2020. https://dcms.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/
UK Safer Internet Centre – Video Conferencing for Children: Safeguarding and Privacy Overview – https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/blog/video-conferencing-children-safeguarding-and-privacy-overview and
Keeping children happy and safe online during COVID-19 https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/blog/keeping-children-happy-and-safe-online-during-covid-19 UK Safer Internet Centre, Co-funded by the European Commission, runs The Professionals Online Safety Helpline (POSH). It was set up in 2011 to help all members of the community working with or for children in the UK, with any online safety issues they, or children and young people in their care, may face. The phone line will be operation Monday – Friday 10 – 4pm during this period: 0344 381 4772. This helpline can assist with any online safety issues or concerns any professional working with children and young people may have. For help and support, please email: helpline@saferinternet.org.uk
Government Advice – What you can do to stay safe online during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. The latest advice for parents and children from Gov.UK is here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/covid-19-staying-safe-online
IVE – Working with Children and Young People Online Guidance – https://weareive.org/ive-studio/working-with-children-and-young-people-online/
Are you worried about online abuse or the way someone has been communicating with you online? Make a report to one of CEOP's Child Protection Advisors – https://www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/
Festivals Bridge – CREATING YOUR OWN DIGITAL CONTENT – If you are building an online resource and need some help with how to structure this or make it user friendly, then have a look at our Digital Resources Toolkit, this is a great starting point. https://nnfestival.org.uk/festival-bridge/what-we-do/research-development/digital-resources-toolkit/
 PRS for Music Reopens Coronavirus Emergency Relief Fund
The PRS Emergency Relief Fund has been set up to provide immediate financial support to Performing Right Society (PRS) members during the coronavirus pandemic. Funding is being offered to songwriters and composers from around the world who are facing significant financial pressure as the global battle against the virus continues.
Applications have opened for a new batch of grants, with a deadline to apply of Friday 15 May 2020.
Loans to Help SMEs Bounce Back from COVID-19 Difficulties Now Available
The new Bounce Back Loans Scheme, announced by the Chancellor last month, will allow small and medium businesses to borrow between £2,000 and £50,000 and access the cash within days. Loans will be interest free for the first 12 months, and businesses will be able to apply online through a short and simple form.
Further education establishments, if they are grant-funded, can also apply.
Applications for Bounce Back Loans are now open.
Full details and guidance on how to apply is available at https://www.british-business-bank.co.uk/
Government Business Checker Support Tool – Helping businesses and self-employed people across the UK understand what financial support is available to them during the coronavirus pandemic. https://www.gov.uk/business-coronavirus-support-finder
Alpkit – Are a charity that helps people Go Nice Places, Do Good Things. However, recent global events call for a shift of focus over the coming months. We are now prioritising our funds to support projects that demonstrate an immediate impact on those affected by the Covid-19 virus crisis. https://alpkit.com/blogs/foundation/adapting-to-the-coranavirus-crisis
The Tudor Trust – Is an independent grant-making trust which supports voluntary and community groups working in any part of the UK. https://tudortrust.org.uk/
John Ellerman Foundation – Our aim is to advance the wellbeing of people, society and the natural world, by focusing on the arts, environment and social action. https://ellerman.org.uk/
Fundraising at Times of Crisis – We know that fundraisers are being forced to adapt at an unprecedented rate, so we've dedicated this special issue of Now, New and Next to some of the key problems that we know that arts fundraisers are facing, and ways to help. We hope that it helps to answer some of your most important questions. https://artsfundraising.org.uk/now-new-next/issue-5
Grants for Film, TV & Cinema Workers with Ideas to Help Peers During COVID-19 Crisis
As part of the Film and TV Charity’s coronavirus response to help support the industry’s mental health and wellbeing during this time, it has designed the Community Grants scheme to aid those who are volunteering their time to support their peers in the film and TV workforce. Specifically, the scheme will contribute to administrative costs and ‘out of pocket’ expenses incurred in delivering this work at this time.
Grants will usually be around £150-£250 but can be up to a maximum of £1,000 for people organising a series of events or with additional costs to support access and inclusion.
Applications will close on Monday 1 June 2020 (18:00 BST).
COVID-19 Relief Funding for Visual Artists in England & Northern Ireland
The Freelands Foundation Emergency Fund has been set up to help artists and freelance creative practitioners in the visual arts sector, living in England and Northern Ireland, who are in urgent need of financial support because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
This is short‑term emergency funding to enable applicants to survive financially. The scheme will help individuals to meet their most urgent financial needs while they explore other ways of sustaining themselves.
The £1.5 million fund provides grants of £1,500 to £2,500 per person, assessed by need, with £1 million going to those living in England and £500,000 to those in Northern Ireland.
The funder encourages applications from artists and arts professionals working in all visual arts disciplines. Those on multiple short-term PAYE contracts are also eligible.
The deadline for applications is Thursday 18 June 2020 (14:00 BST).
Click to view further information about this news alert
Funding for Organisations Supporting Children at Risk of Youth Violence
The Youth Endowment Fund (YEF) is providing the funding with the aim reaching and helping vulnerable children (aged 10-14) who are at risk of being drawn into crime and violence and who, as a result of coronavirus/COVID-19 and social distancing measures, may have lost the support they rely on.
Grants are intended to fund and evaluate work that can be delivered while adhering to UK government coronavirus/COVID-19 social distancing and stay-at-home guidelines, to establish what activities are effective in reaching and engaging vulnerable young people.
Applications are accepted from any legally constituted organisation delivering in England and Wales, including charities and social enterprises; for-profit companies; and public sector agencies, such as councils, schools, health, or police forces.
Half of the total funding will be reserved for charities and social enterprises, with grants of a minimum of £25,000 available for activities in the following two key areas:
- Digital/virtual delivery of programmes, specifically:
- Remote/digital/virtual delivery of programmes delivered on a one-to-one basis.
- Remote/digital/virtual delivery of group-based programmes.
- Remote/digital/virtual delivery of guided self-help or interactive content.
- Face-to-face activity that can be delivered while adhering to social distancing/stay-at-home guidelines, specifically:
- Face-to-face activity delivered within schools, including activities to help vulnerable young people return to school.
- Face-to-face delivery of detached youth work.
Applications can be submitted at any time until the final deadline of 3 June 2020 (midday).
 City Arts
Call for artwork: an exhibition of young artists exploring mental health
Are you aged 13-25? Are you using art to express something about mental health? We’re looking for young artists to submit artwork for City Arts + the Institute of Mental Health’s open exhibition in Nottingham. It’s free to enter and you can put your art up for sale. We aim to hold the exhibition in September 2020.
Your artwork must relate to mental health in some way. It can be about your own experiences, or just show us something about how young people are affected by mental health issues. We will accept 2D works: Paintings, Drawings, Photography, Flat textile artworks, Digitally created artworks, Mixed media artworks. Anything you submit should be in a black frame and ready to display. Find out more here:
city-arts.org.uk/call-for-submissions-exhibition-for-young-artists-exploring-mental-health/
DEADLINE: 10 July 2020
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CREATIVE BRIEF: Call for Expressions of Interest
Creative Commission: Opportunity
Good Things for People to do at Home
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Qube and Taking Part are seeking Creative Practitioners and Artists to create imaginative, fun and creative activities for people who would normally attend Day Care Services to do at home during lockdown and beyond.
This project will make creative, arts and well-being activities available to over 200 vulnerable and isolated people in Shropshire who until now usually go to a community setting for learning, training, support and companionship.The reasons for this could include a learning or physical disability, seeking support for poor mental health, support for challenging behaviours, living with dementia or having unpaid caring responsibilities.
This is a Shropshire wide approach to support people at home managed by Shropshire County Council’s Adult Social Care service in partnership with Oswestry Community Action (Qube) and Taking Part.
Creative Brief: Call for Expressions of Interest
Deadline: ASAP before the 29thMay 2020. We reserve the right to close the Call before the deadline so would encourage early submission of proposals.
Who: Creative Practitioners / Artists / Designers / Makers / Musicians / Dancers
What: Expressions of Interest are invited from a range of creative practitioners for the creation and production of creative ‘how to’ and ‘have a go’ resources (physical and virtual) for Day Care users and their carers to access at home.
For example: video tasks/lessons (filmed by practitioner), activity sheets, tasks and challenges (both physical and digital resources).
These resources will be safely distributed by the Adult Social Care team through online platforms and physical Happy Boxes that will be delivered directly to the clients.
This is a 3 month pilot project (May-July) aimed at vulnerable adults during and post Covid-19. If successful this project may continue.
Please see attached PDF for more details:
Creative-Commission-Good-things-to-do-at-home.pdf
Please forward this e-newsletter to interested parties. Apologies for any cross posting. If you have been sent this e-news by a colleague and would like to sign up to become a member of CCS and receive the e-news direct please email alexa.pugh@shropshire.gov.uk
Please note: this information has been forwarded to you because we think it may be of interest. We make every effort to ensure that any information that is forwarded is appropriate, however CCS (Culture Consortium Shropshire) can accept no liability for any inaccuracies or omissions contained in this e-news. Forwarding the creative sector opportunities does not represent any endorsement of projects or initiatives by CCS and readers should take their own steps where necessary to check the reliability of any organisations or projects featured.
If you are interested in any of the opportunities or events we ask that you get in touch with the relevant named persons, using the contact details within the text.
Get in touch
To find out more information about CCS, please contact:
Alexa Pugh, member of CCS and Arts Development Officer, Shropshire Council. email: alexa.pugh@shropshire.gov.uk
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