Impact Arts are Nominated for a SURF Award
Tue 04th December 2012
Impact Arts creative youth employability programme ‘Creative Pathways’ has been nominated in the ‘YESS to Jobs Category’ at the 2012 SURF Awards for Best Practice in Community Regeneration.
Derek Mackay, Scottish Government
Minister for Local Government and Planning will make the presentations to
representatives of the winning projects at a celebratory event which is taking
place on the evening of Wednesday 12 December in Glasgow’s Radisson Hotel.
Minister for Local Government and Planning will make the presentations to
representatives of the winning projects at a celebratory event which is taking
place on the evening of Wednesday 12 December in Glasgow’s Radisson Hotel.
Fingers Crossed!
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