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Council holds a review into Merseyside Acme’s future | Print |  Email to a friend
Friday, 06 February 2009
Liverpool City Council has confirmed that it’s running a review into Merseyside Acme and the Liverpool Culture Company.

Council holds a review into Merseyside Acme’s future
A council spokesperson said they wouldn’t comment, except to say that the review was indeed taking place and the results were expected at the end of February or beginning of March.

Acme offers free help to develop and support creative industries in the region.

While it isn’t likely to spell the end of the agency, it could mean it becomes part of another department.

Only yesterday Acme announced the publication of its creative guidebook in Chinese.

How-Do contacted Merseyside Acme boss Kevin McManus, but he hadn’t replied by the time of publishing.

 

 

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 1 By Mick McManus, on 07-02-2009 17:23
and Manchester CIDS will be down the pan soon 
we are all doomed
 2 By Mick McManus, on 09-02-2009 14:18
It's official. 
The Creative industries development service in Manchester is no more.

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