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Our young people’s musical education has taken a hammering from Covid, coming on top of Ceredigion Council’s devastating 2019 cuts to its Music Service.
Musicians Union research found that over 40 per cent of those from low-income families say music lessons are beyond their household budgets and are mainly for the privileged few.
Anyone concerned about equality of access to a good musical education can take heart from Welsh Labour’s manifesto promise to “Establish a National Music Service to make sure that a lack of money is no barrier to young people learning to play an instrument".
I shall vote Welsh Labour, with a song in my heart.
John Egan Clarach
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