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Delivering Culture and Sport More Efficiently

Guidance from the Local Government Association about new ways of delivering culture and sport services. Includes guides on externalising services, social enterprise, devolved governance for museums, libraries and archives and transfer of local authority heritage assets.

Delivering Culture and Sport More Efficiently

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