That was the rallying call from WGGB General Secretary Ellie Peers to members at the union’s 2026 AGM, which took place ...

The Government is staring at AI with eyes wider than Bugs Bunny. It doesn’t know what it is, it doesn’t know whether to run towards it or run away. It ...

All WGGB members are invited to our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 24 2026. Virtual doors open at 10am with the meeting ...

All WGGB members are invited to our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 24 2026. Virtual doors open at 10am with the meeting starting at 10.30am. To maximise member participation, ...

As the UK games sector faces unprecedented challenges, including historic job losses and collapsing start-up activity, WGGB has seen an increase in poor practice around writing contracts. According to ...

Following Sky’s announcement of its long-awaited £1.6bn deal to buy ITV’s broadcasting and streaming arm, WGGB Television Chair Lisa Holdsworth said: “This is another big development in our rapidly ...

We are extremely sad to learn of the death of author, playwright, poet, screenwriter and long-standing WGGB member and activist Maureen Duffy (pictured above and left). Born in 1933 in Worthing, ...

An alarming increase in fraudulent activity targeting authors has led WGGB and the Society of Authors (SoA) to join together to issue urgent new guidance outlining measures writers can take to protect ...

In response to the House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee’s report on AI, copyright and the creative industries, published today (6 March 2026), WGGB General Secretary Ellie Peers said: ...

As Wales marks St David’s Day week, CULT Cymru has launched a new bilingual best practice guide designed to strengthen the working lives of creative freelancers across the cultural sector. The ...

#HeartUnions Week is an annual celebration of the trade union movement and what we achieve for our members. Organised by the TUC each year, it runs this week (from 9-15 February 2026). We are asking ...

Alongside Harold Pinter and Caryl Churchill, Tom Stoppard was one of the undisputed giants of post-war British playwriting, as well as an Oscar-winning screenwriter and – notably – writer for radio.