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A Quick Guide A quick guide “ Everyone should have a will. That’s how you provide for family and friends. But you can do a lot by leaving a legacy to a “Love the arts, Leave to the arts” charity. Why not use your will to help the vibrant cultural life that makes Scotland such a fine place to live. A legacy to the arts is a small gesture that makes a very big difference.” Alexander McCall Smith, Author and Art Lover In February 2013 your law firm is taking part in a new initiative which aims to encourage art lovers to leave a legacy to cultural charities. Members of the public will be able to search the “Love the arts, Leave to the arts” website www.aandbscotland.org.uk/legacies to find contact details of participating law firms. This guide will help you welcome new clients to your firm and help support Scotland’s vibrant cultural life. When will we receive our first enquiries? The campaign will run throughout February 2013. From late November onwards prospective Will makers will be able to find your details on the “Love the arts, Leave to the arts” website. Be prepared to deal with enquiries from late November onwards. What types of Wills does “Love the arts, Leave to the arts” cover? The scheme covers Basic Wills, Mirror Wills or Codicils. A Basic Will is considered to be one in which the estate is left to a small number of beneficiaries and does not require complex inheritance tax advice. If the Will is complicated you are free to charge your usual rate for additional work. You must advise clients of the extra work and costs involved before accepting instructions. How many appointments can be made? You can set a maximum number of free appointments to ensure you do not feel over committed. Please let us know when you have reached your capacity and we will remove your contact details from the website. How do I know who is eligible to make an appointment through “Love the arts, Leave to the arts”? To make an appointment covered by the scheme the client must leave a legacy to a “Love the arts, Leave to the arts” arts charity. A full list can be found below or at www.aandbscotland.org.uk/legacies Prospective clients will be encouraged to use the Guide to Making a Will available on our website to help them prepare for their appointment. Although you are giving your time for free please ensure that clients receive the same level of service you offer fee-paying clients. Publicising the scheme The arts organisations involved will promote the campaign to their supporters and Arts & Business Scotland will run a publicity campaign at a national level to promote the scheme. If you have any questions about the scheme please contact [email protected] or call 0131 556 3353. Arts & Business Scotland 11 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6LB Tel: 0131 556 3353 www.aandbscotland.org.uk Arts & Business Scotland is a company limited by guarantee registered in Scotland (SC406905) and a Scottish charity (SC042631). The registered office is 11 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6LB. ............................................................ ............................................................ ............................................................ Arts Citizens Theatre Edinburgh International Glasgow Film Theatre organisations Eleanor Harris Festival Liana Marletta [email protected] Zuleika Brett [email protected] www.citz.co.uk [email protected] www.glasgowfilm.org SC0 01337 www.eif.co.uk SC0 05932 ............................................................ SC0 04694 ............................................................ Craft Scotland ............................................................ Glasgow Life Emma Walker Edinburgh International Jennifer Russell [email protected] Science Festival [email protected] www.craftscotland.org Hazel Smith www.glasgowlife.org.uk SC0 39491 [email protected] SC0 37844 ............................................................ www.sciencefestival.co.uk ............................................................ Dance Base SC0 03790 Glasgow School of Art James Allenby ............................................................ Geraldine Mitchell [email protected] Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop [email protected] www.dancebase.co.uk Irene Kernan www.gsa.ac.uk SC0 22512 [email protected] SC0 12490 ............................................................ www.edinburghsculpture.org ............................................................ Dance House SC0 02404 Greenock Arts Guild Sheila McCubbin ............................................................ Jill Thomson [email protected] Edinburgh World Heritage jill.thomson@artsguildtheatre. www.dancehouse.org Caroline Sibbald co.uk SC0 25343 [email protected] www.artsguildtheatre.co.uk ............................................................ www.ewht.org.uk SC0 03030 Drake Music Centre SC0 37183 ............................................................ Susan McNaught ............................................................ Hearts & Minds susanmcnaught@ Festival & Kings Theatres Ben Glencross drakemusicscotland.org (FCTT) [email protected] www.drakemusicscotland.org Lucy Clement www.heartsminds.org.uk SC0 26908 [email protected] SC0 27040 ............................................................ www.edtheatres.com ............................................................ Dundee Rep Theatre SC0 18605 Horsecross Arts Ltd Jasmine Davies ............................................................ (Perth Theatre & Perth Concert [email protected] Fife Cultural Trust Hall) www.dundeerep.co.uk Bill Mair Louisa Jacobs SC0 17315 [email protected] [email protected] ............................................................ www.onfife.com www.horsecross.co.uk Eden Court SC0 43442 SC0 22400 Alison Logsdail ............................................................ ............................................................ [email protected] Filmhouse/The Edinburgh Leisure & Culture Dundee www.eden-court.co.uk International Film Festival Paul Henehan SC0 08237 Victoria Rycroft paul.henehan@ ............................................................ victoria.rycroft@cmi- leisureandculturedundee.com Edinburgh International Book scotland.co.uk www.leisureandculturedundee.com Festival www.filmhousecinema.com SC0 42421 Sadie McKinlay SC0 06793 [email protected] www.edbookfest.co.uk SC0 10120 ............................................................ ............................................................ ............................................................ Arts Live Music Now Scotland Royal Lyceum Theatre Scottish Opera organisations Gillian Shaw Edinburgh Felicity Osmond [email protected] Teri Wishart felicity.osmond@ www.livemusicnow.org/lmn_ [email protected] scottishopera.org.uk scotland www.lyceum.org.uk www.scottishopera.org.uk SC0 39600 SC0 10509 SC0 19787 ............................................................ ............................................................ ............................................................ Moray Art Centre Royal Scottish National Scottish Poetry Library Diane Smith Orchestra Robyn Marsack [email protected] Mairi Foster [email protected] www.morayartcentre.org [email protected] www.scottishpoetrylibrary.co.uk SC0 28270 www.rsno.org.uk SC0 23311 ............................................................ SC0 10702 ............................................................ Music in Hospitals ............................................................ Sense Scotland Sarah Bax Saltire Society Annemarie Devlin sarah@musicinhospitals Jim Tough/Sarah Mason [email protected] scotland.org.uk [email protected] www.sensescotland.org.uk www.musicinhospitals www.saltiresociety.org.uk SC0 22097 scotland.org.uk SC0 04962 ............................................................ SC0 38864 ............................................................ Stellar Quines ............................................................ Scottish Ballet Theatre Company National Galleries of Virginia Anderson Gillian Shaw Scotland Foundation virginia.anderson@ [email protected] Louise Young scottishballet.co.uk www.stellarquines.com [email protected] www.scottishballet.co.uk SC0 23628 www.nationalgalleries.org SC0 65497 ............................................................ SC0 43024 ............................................................ The Georgian Concert Society ............................................................ Scottish Book Trust Susan White National Youth Choir of Jeanette Harris [email protected] Scotland jeanette.harris@scottish www.gcs.org.uk Louise Goodlad booktrust.com SC0 03740 [email protected] www.scottishbooktrust.com ............................................................ www.nycos.co.uk SC0 27669 The Queen’s Hall SC0 24899 ............................................................ David Heavenor ............................................................ Scottish Chamber Orchestra [email protected] National Youth Orchestras Adam James www.thequeenshall.net of Scotland [email protected] SC0 12294 Natalie Clark www.sco.org.uk ............................................................ [email protected] SC0 15039 The Royal Scottish Academy www.nyos.co.uk ............................................................ of Art & Architecture SC0 15482 Scottish Music Centre Colin Greenslade ............................................................ Chris Glasgow colingreenslade@ Royal Botanic Garden chris.glasgow@ royalscottishacademy.org Edinburgh scottishmusiccentre.com www.royalscottishacademy.org Caroline McKay www.scottishmusiccentre.com SC0 04198 [email protected] SC0 93451 ............................................................ www.rbge.org.uk Tron Theatre SC0 07983 Dearbhla Murphy [email protected] www.tron.co.uk SC0 12081.
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