AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegional Arts: The BBC has dropped plans for a new Birmingham studio for The Archers, prompting concern that the long-running soap could lose its city connection; London or Cardiff may host recordings, though West Midlands options are still being explored. Creative Careers: BAFTA has awarded more than £270,000 to 112 emerging film, TV and games creatives, including grants for training, equipment and living costs. Live Music: The Wombats will tour the UK and Europe in 2027 to mark 20 years of their debut album, with dates in Manchester, London and Liverpool. Theatre: A stage adaptation of Our Friends in the North is bringing the acclaimed drama back to Newcastle’s Live Theatre, revisiting its story of working-class lives, politics and police corruption. Young People: Two Oxfordshire schoolgirls are campaigning to ban school uniforms from pornography, saying the sexualisation of uniforms has left pupils feeling unsafe and exposed to harassment.
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