A shortage in nightclub security staff could stop venues from opening their doors later this year.
As the UK gears up to reopen the hospitality and nightlife sectors, following Prime Minister Boris Johnson's announcement that nightclubs across the country could be reopened as soon as the 21st June, a shortage in security staff could potentially prevent nightclubs from reopening in the coming months.
A Post-Brexit EU touring plan for musicians has been proposed by UK Labour MP Harriet Harman.
Liverpool clubbers are set to hit the dancefloor in a coronavirus study event this spring.
In February, as part of the government's "road map" to reopening the UK's closed hospitality and nightlife sectors, The Times announced that an Events Research Programmewi (ERP) was set to launch in April, with trial events at nightclubs, stadiums, theatres, concerts and other events venues all expected to take place with volunteers.
UK festivals are under threat of cancellation without Government insurance, The Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) has said.
Following the announcement of the UK government's "roadmap" to reopening the hospitality and live entertainment industries in June, the AIF has warned that a number of festivals could be forced to cancel their 2021 events if they don’t receive Government-backed insurance and VAT intervention before the end of this month.
Nightclubs in the UK are set to trial safe reopening with volunteers from April.
Earlier this week, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave hope to the night time economy and live events sectors — which have been severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic — announcing that nightclubs and music venues across the country could be reopened as soon as the 21st June.
Clubs in the UK could be open by June, the UK Government has announced.
Almost 12 months ago, nightclubs and music venues in the UK were ordered to close with immediate effect due to the spread of COVID-19. Today (22nd), UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has given hope to the sector, announcing that nightclubs across the country could be reopened as soon as the 21st June.
MPs have been warned that UK nightlife faces “extinction” without immediate government action.
Visa-free touring permits for musicians post-Brexit are set to be debated in a parliamentary hearing.
Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis has said that a “smaller” edition of the festival could take place in September.
After announcing another forced fallow year for Glastonbury amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, festival founder Michael Eavis has said that a smaller-scale edition of the Somerset festival could take place later this year.
