17 May 2021

Indoor entertainment venues in England, Scotland and Wales are set to be able to reopen their doors from Monday 17 May. While there is reason for creative workers to be hopeful, we are urging the Government to support those working in the often precarious creative industries.

14 May 2021

Equity's Race Equality Committee stands in solidarity with fellow professional, Ace Ruele, who is currently facing deportation from the UK to Jamaica

13 May 2021

Freelancing, gaps between work, performance anxiety…there’s lots about working in the creative industries that can affect your mental wellbeing. Take a look at our tips for looking after yourself this Mental Health Awareness Week.

11 May 2021

Equity's Audio Committee, together with General Secretary Paul W Fleming and President Maureen Beattie, have sent an open letter to the BBC condemning its axing of the 15-minute drama on Radio 4.

06 May 2021

Equity General Secretary Paul W Fleming has urged Secretary of State for Education Gavin Williamson to reconsider proposed funding cuts to creative and performative arts subjects

05 May 2021

Equity are calling on Birmingham City Council to drop unfair double charges facing creative workers employed in the Birmingham Clean Air Zone (BCAZ).

04 May 2021

Equity’s Scotland Election Manifesto has received support from the Scottish Greens, Scottish Labour, the SNP and Scottish Liberal Democrats.

30 April 2021

In response to the allegations released by the Guardian yesterday against actor and director Noel Clarke, Equity General Secretary Paul W Fleming has issued a statement

29 April 2021

This year it's been harder to come together on International Workers' Day and International Workers' Memorial Day. But there are still ways to mark the dates and remember, celebrate and commemorate fellow workers.

28 April 2021

Equity General Secretary Paul Fleming, together with leading cultural organisations and unions, has signed an open letter to Boris Johnson urging him to deliver on his promise to fix the Brexit crisis for the creative industries.