The British regional funding giant will pump the cash into small and medium sized companies to support digital fiction projects for the BBC and Channel 4. By Stuart Kemp LONDON – U.K. regional ...

The joint venture composes two separate arms: Creative England Talent and Creative England Accelerate. The first will give creative businesses the opportunity to respond to specific innovation briefs ...

Creative England has been awarded money from the government's Regional Growth Fund for the third time in succession. This is actually Round 6 for the Regional Growth Fund, and this time Creative ...

As Creative England continues its search to appoint its first CEO, Alan Grove, creative director of Addiction London offers his opinion on the post. So I looked up Creative England and this is what ...

UPDATE: After today’s story that Creative England‘s popular iFeatures scheme was looking at an uncertain future, Lady Macbeth producer Fodhla Cronin O’Reilly and director William Oldroyd got in touch ...

LONDON — Caroline Norbury has been named as chief exec of Creative England, the new funding body for filmmaking in the English regions outside London. She was previously CEO of South West Screen, and ...

Non-profit organisation Creative England has revealed a £24 million investment fund to help scale-up promising UK businesses. In partnership with Triodos Bank, the fund will target post-revenue, small ...

Creative England has selected 19 new producer/director teams as part of the iShorts nationwide search to find the country’s best new filmmakers. iShorts is a short film initiative delivered as part of ...

Furthering their commitment to offering alternative finance and supporting the creative industries, Creative England has invested £150k in the UK’s crowdfunding network, Crowdfunder UK. Caroline ...

LONDON — In yet another sign that Creative England, the umbrella organization that will take over the duties of the U.K.’s regional screen agencies, is having trouble getting its ducks in a row, it ...

Creative England, the new umbrella body that incorporates the country’s former Regional Screen Agencies, will get £4.5 million from the British Film Institute and other sources for its first year of ...