This case study by Ecorys explores how bait in South East Northumberland is increasing the well-being of local people and levels of social energy and activism within communities. Ecorys is producing a number of case studies as part of the national evaluation of Creative People and Places.

This brief report by Mark Robinson of Thinking Practice aims to give a flavour of the content and style of our People, Place, Power conference in September 2016, and of some of the learning that came out of it. Individual presentations and films of the keynote presentations can be found on the conference web page.

This case study outlines the Heart of Glass 'Your Name Here' project with artist Joshua Sofaer.

It explores how the project engaged the community in a discussion about citizenship and civic pride. You can also download the final submissions made by members of the public, in a special supplement produced by St Helen's Star newspaper.

These Audience Agency reports analyse the audiences we reached in year 2 of the programme (January to December 2015).

Audience postcode data is analysed using Mosaic profiling, Audience Spectrum profiling and profiling by social grade. The event type report explores the audience profile by event type, including location, cost, artform, participation, type of venue and time of day.

Headline findings

• In year 2 Creative People and Places (CPP) reached 456,138 participants.

These six case studies share learning from the Creative Scene programme in West Yorkshire. The case studies were first published on CultureHive. You can explore CultureHive's Creative People and Places resources here. The case studies include:

Members of the Creative People and Places network share their tips and approaches to building relationships with people who don't see themselves as arts attenders.

This resource was produced to support a Creative People and Places panel session 'Defining relevance' at the Arts Marketing Association conference 2016.

• Ashington District Star: inspiring a new generation of photographers and artists to document life in Ashington today
• Creative Connectors: supporting local people to develop skills and build experience of working in the arts
• Haalin' the Lines: brokering a new partnership to bring people together to celebrate their history and heritage

These case studies share learning from the Transported programme in Boston and South Holland and give an insight into four projects.

• A photography project woth seed company Elsoms
• Spalding's Hidden Corners sculpture project
• The Small Library of Big Ideas - part of the Open Book strand creating arts opportunities with libraries
• Faceless Arts mobile library touring project - part of the Open Book strand creating arts opportunities with libraries