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Lockdown Livestream: Creative Industries

Posted on 06/07/202026/05/2021 by Friederike Brezing

Glasgow Loves EU are talking to Stuart Braithwaite of Mogwai about the difficulties faced by the creative industries in times of Brexit and Covid-19.

6th July 2020

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