Consultation on a future European Union Culture Programme - closes 15th December 2010

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The European Commission has launched its public consultation on the future EU Programme for culture, to replace the current one from 2014 onwards.

The consultation exercise is open to individuals, public and private bodies, local and regional authorities, ministries and relevant stakeholders in the field of culture both inside and outside the EU.

The consultation will closed on 15 December 2010.

Further information on the consultation and how to respond can be found on the European Commission website.

http://www.culture.gov.uk/consultations/7459.aspx

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