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15-Mar-11, 17:10
The Caithness Arts Index (http://arts.caithness.org) has posted the following article:
Government Funding Help For Traditional Music School
News that the Scottish Government is prepared to commit £200,000 a year from 2012/13 to 2014/15 to provide funding to help broaden the remit of the National Centre for Excellence in Traditional Music has been welcomed by The Highland Council, who host the centre in Plockton High School, and the West Highland College, who are potential partners in the future funding of the centre. The Highland Council Leader, Councillor Michael Foxley, who has been actively involved in discussions to find a funding package that will ensure the long-term future of the centre, said: I am delighted that as part of the overall package required to ensure the long-term future of the centre that the Scottish Government has provided funding through a partnership with the West Highland College. ... [Read Full Article (http://arts.caithness.org/article.php?id=813)]
Government Funding Help For Traditional Music School
News that the Scottish Government is prepared to commit £200,000 a year from 2012/13 to 2014/15 to provide funding to help broaden the remit of the National Centre for Excellence in Traditional Music has been welcomed by The Highland Council, who host the centre in Plockton High School, and the West Highland College, who are potential partners in the future funding of the centre. The Highland Council Leader, Councillor Michael Foxley, who has been actively involved in discussions to find a funding package that will ensure the long-term future of the centre, said: I am delighted that as part of the overall package required to ensure the long-term future of the centre that the Scottish Government has provided funding through a partnership with the West Highland College. ... [Read Full Article (http://arts.caithness.org/article.php?id=813)]