Stage Screen & Radio

In the April 2000 Stage Screen & Radio magazine:

• Will the ITC defend production?
  Members at Scottish Media Group start their programme of one-day strikes to save programme production, and Culture Secretary Chris Smith vows to defend regional programme making. The question is whether the ITC will use its power to do so.

• Theatre survey
  Theatre members round the country respond to the unions's survey on pay, conditions and priorities for action.

• Get a move on!
  As BECTU launches its new policy on ethnic minority employment in the audiovisual industries, General Secretary Roger Bolton urges faster action from the industry and government.
• The Oscar winners
  BECTU members were among Britain's stars who shone in 18 categories.
• Great Britains abroad
  A report from the Berlin Film Festival and latest European film initiatives.
• Time for change
  The union responds to DCMS Minister Janet Anderson's request for ideas on how working conditions could be improved to benefit women.

BECTU's magazine Stage Screen & Radio is published 10 times a year.