One-year reprieve for ENO
Country Life UK|January 25, 2023
THE English National Opera (ENO) will receive £11.46 million from Arts Council England (ACE), it was announced last week, a few months after it was revealed that it would lose its £12.8 million annual grant from ACE unless it moved out of London.
One-year reprieve for ENO

Last Tuesday, ACE said it would invest National Lottery funding until March 2024, with the intention of sustaining the opera company while it helps ‘the ENO start planning for a new base outside of London by 2026’. The ENO will have to reapply for future grants between 2024–26.

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