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- Aug 25, 2026
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Tomorrow's Warriors: Kids must access jazz music in schools (opens the original)
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Tomorrow’s Warriors began in 1991 as a jam session. Since then, it's provided education and opportunities for musicians including Ezra Collective Kyle Osborne and the KO Quartet. Image: Tomorrow's Warriors At just 21, pianist and composer Kyle Osborne has played iconic venues like Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club and been commissioned by the Royal Albert Hall. He recently graduated from the Trinity Laban conservatoire of music and dance – but just as much as his formal education, it’s time spent at char
Rizzle Kicks' Jordan Stephens: 'Young people need somewhere to go' (opens the original)
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A chance encounter with a youth music charity changed Jordan Stephens' life. Now the Rizzle Kicks star wants to help young people get the same start When I was about 13, I was in a burger restaurant with my mum when a man overheard me talking to her about making songs on my computer. He turned around and asked if I wanted to come to his music workshops at Brighton Youth Centre. That was a youth club called AudioActive, funded by the charity Youth Music, who work to equalise access to music. It w
How Girl Grind UK is boosting diversity in arts careers (opens the original)
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Girl Grind UK's programmes focus on both business and personal development in the music industry Girl Grind UK was founded in Birmingham in 2020 when songwriter and artist Namywa Hutchinson began reassessing her career after the Covid pandemic led to the cancellation of her European tour. The organisation started life with a mission to empower women and non-binary people from Black, Asian and Minority ethnic backgrounds to realise careers in the arts. Today, Girl Grind UK runs a range of program
BeActive Urmston is giving the community access to fitness (opens the original)
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Community health and fitness spaces like BeActive Urmston are making sure everyone has the chance to participate with the help of Big Issue Invest BeActive Urmston offers health and fitness for people who wouldn't ordinarily have the chance. Image: Wilkinson Photography With the World Cup reaching its exciting conclusion, plenty of people might be tempted to get out of the house and on to a football pitch this summer. But while few of us are likely to be called up for the national team, projects
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