As delivery partners for the Cultural Development Fund Peer Learning Network and the Research and Knowledge Base for Pioneering Places – the largest of the Great Place Schemes – Five10Twelve connects dozens of creative towns, communities and stakeholders across England. Working closely with DCMS, Arts Council England, Local Authorities and some of the country’s leading cultural organisations, Five10Twelve is at the forefront of exploring new strategies, innovations and ideas that are helping to form new, dispersed creative clusters, sharing knowledge and fostering collaboration across the wider creative and cultural sector.
Cultural Development Fund Peer Learning Network
The Cultural Development Fund (CDF) Peer Learning Network is the national collective that shares best practice and generates knowledge to capture and celebrate the success of the DCMS CDF investment. By creating the space to nourish, innovate and re-energise for all of the trailblazing CDF projects, we influence, communicate, learn, celebrate, drive further investment and secure the legacy of the Cultural Development Fund.
Key Locations
- Grimsby
- Plymouth
- Thames Estuary*
- Wakefield
- Worcester
*comprising Greater London Authority, Kent and Essex County Councils, South East LEP and seven East London boroughs: Barking and Dagenham, Bexley, Greenwich, Havering, Lewisham, Newham and Tower Hamlets
Pioneering Places
Pioneering Places is part of the national Great Place Scheme, an ambitious project that will make East Kent an even better place to live, work and visit by exploring heritage, developing civic pride and connecting artists and communities.
Four projects in Canterbury, Dover, Folkestone and Ramsgate are being led by cultural organisations to encourage local people to get involved and shape the place where they live. Supported through Arts Council England and the National Lottery Heritage Fund, with Historic England and Artswork, the South East Bridge.
Key Locations
- Canterbury
- Dover
- Folkestone
- Ramsgate
