Mental wellbeing within the creative industries
Mental health affects us all in different ways — there's always someone to talk to, and ways through. By Tim Brennan.
Read moreFirst-hand accounts from Tim Brennan, Ian Smith and the wider campaign — what post-Brexit touring actually looks like on the ground.
Mental health affects us all in different ways — there's always someone to talk to, and ways through. By Tim Brennan.
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"The UK refused to include a chapter on mobility in the TCA, despite the EU offering to do so and both parties' agreement ahead of negotiations." By Tim Brennan.
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Harriet Harman asked DCMS what bilateral arrangements are in place for UK musicians seeking to tour in Belgium. By Tim Brennan.
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An official EU/UK-recognised database, so every transport company involved in events can prove eligibility for a cabotage exemption. By Tim Brennan.
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The 90/180 rule for accessing the Schengen area is a massive problem for creative touring professionals and for others.
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We must encourage our emerging talent to continue and undertake touring the EU — it's so important for them, but they need help to navigate the issues.
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Today is the best day to drop a little email to your MP about the fact that David Frost left Artists, Musicians & Crew high and dry.
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In general I believe that the majority of the EU recognise the issues both UK and EU artists, musicians and crew are facing.
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On Tuesday #CarryOnTouring took real life hard hitting evidence to the House of Lords.
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It's 13 months now since Britain left the EU, Johnson's oven ready deal meant vast swathes of the Creative Industries were left out of the T.C.A.
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Note that the £1500 is the UK threshold – thanks to the Carry On Touring / Beak webinar I learned that the EU threshold is only Euro 1000.
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It's a sad sign of the times that individuals like Ian and myself have to do the governments job.
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