southern policy centre Reports
Over a number of years Creative Network South worked with the Southern Policy Centre to produce a series of reports designed to provide thought leadership within the cultural and creative sector across the Central South.
In 2023 the Southern Policy Centre closed – The reports however remain relevant and are listed below
Creativity, culture and place
Feedback from Sector SeminarsDownload report
Film Solent: growing South Hampshire’s film economy
In September 2022, SPC held a seminar at Fareham College that was attended by film professionals and practitioners along with those responsible for developing and supporting the creative economy across South Hampshire.Download report
Creativity, Culture and Place
The Southern Policy Centre has been commissioned by the Partnership for South Hampshire to explore the role the creative and cultural sector plays in the central South.Download report
Collaborative Culture: the challenges for cultural partnerships in the central south
Our report, undertaken on behalf of Arts Council England and with support from the Partnership for Urban South Hampshire (PUSH), examines the collaborative arrangements which exist to facilitate joint working between arts and cultural organisations in Dorset, Hampshire and the Central South coastal unitary councils.Download report
The arts and culture – building momentum beyond the pandemic?
This is a guest post by Jane Bryant who recently stepped down as Chief Executive of Artswork. Jane is currently Chair of Winchester Poetry Festival and a Trustee of Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy (UK). She is also an active practising musician and conducts two choirs in Hampshire.Download report
Creativity, Culture and Place
The Southern Policy Centre has been commissioned by the Partnership for South Hampshire to explore the role the creative and cultural sector plays in the central South.Download report
We are an island
Since 2019 the Island Collection has brought together a network of creative people and organisations to help establish the Island as a significant cultural environment and destination.Download report