LGR and Devolution Position Statement
Purpose of the Statement To set out the association’s position regarding key issues in this sector in order to influence and shape thinking in relation to policy development and implementation […]
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CLOA AGM & Conference 2026
The theme of the conference was ‘Inclusive Growth: harnessing culture, heritage, tourism & wellbeing’ with a programme to help members explore how our services can drive equitable access, strengthen pride […]
Local Government’s role in supporting the Museums sector
Purpose of the Statement To set out CLOA’s position on museums in England, articulating the critical role local government plays in sustaining museum provision and influencing national policy, funding and […]
Libraries Position Statement
Purpose of the Statement To set out the association’s position regarding key issues in this sector in order to influence and shape thinking in relation to policy development. Context CLOA’s […]
Pride in Place Roundtable
This roundtable explored how culture, heritage and active wellbeing can strengthen identity, resilience and pride in place within the Government’s Pride in Place (PiP) Programme. Hosted by Grant Taylor, a […]
Exploring the opportunities and realities of the Visitor Levy
This roundtable in partnership with LGA and Core Cities UK focused on the implications, opportunities and practicalities of the emerging Visitor Levy. Hosted by Rob Campbell (CLOA Executive Member and […]
Data Position Statement
Purpose of the Statement CLOA recognises the critical role of robust, accessible, and standardised cultural data in shaping evidence-based policy, informing investment decisions, and supporting local authorities to deliver high-quality […]
Arts Position Statement
Purpose of the Statement To set out the association’s position regarding key issues in this sector in order to influence and shape thinking in relation to policy development. Background / […]
CLOA response to the Hodge Review
The Chief Cultural and Leisure Officers Association (CLOA) welcomes the government’s response to the Independent Review of Arts Council England and its commitment to widening access to culture across all […]
Local Government Reorganisation; a catalyst for local cultural renaissance
This thought-provoking session explored how local government reorganisation will reshape the landscape for cultural services. Hosted by the National Alliance for Cultural Services in partnership with the Local Policy Innovation […]
