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The latest on Brexit and your membership

An open letter coordinated by the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM) has called on the Prime Minister to deliver on the promise he made to the Parliamentarians Liaison Committee to fix the crisis facing the creative industry in the aftermath of the Brexit trade deal.

Many nominated works tackle the turbulence of our times as composers address issues around climate change, Brexit, the Windrush Generation, universal suffrage, bird conservation, nuclear proliferation, and homophobia in Northern Ireland.

We’re committed to protecting the value of music and ensuring our members’ rights are represented. Find out how.

Janet Andersen, Fiona Bevan, Erica Ingham, Julian Nott, and Pete Woodroffe newly appointed to PRS Members’ Council

However, sharp drop in revenue prompts warning of difficulties to come.

Read back through Andrea Czapary Martin speech from this years AGM.