Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirm that England’s “freedom day” will come next week, allowing the lifting of all COVID restrictions.
Government to publish test event data “shortly” after legal threat from music industry
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a weekend of events in Liverpool, the BRIT Awards and Download Festival.Events organisers were eagerly anticipating the results of the programme last week ahead of a planned summer of live music, but they were delayed without explanation.They are now attempting to open up the industry once again, after initial results suggested that attending a live music event posed as much risk of contracting COVID-19 as going shopping.A spokesperson for Boris Johnson told The Guardian: “These pilots provide
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12.07.2021 / 21:51
UK live music bosses demand ‘cultural quarantine’ passes to ensure international acts can perform
Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirm that England’s “freedom day” will come next week, allowing the lifting of all COVID restrictions.
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11.07.2021 / 14:25
Public to be told they're still 'expected to wear face masks indoors' despite huge rule change
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11.07.2021 / 01:37
More outside dining and takeaway pints to continue as part of government's 'levelling up' agenda
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08.07.2021 / 16:25
Apex Legends: Thrillseekers event revealed - what you need to know
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07.07.2021 / 22:07
Paul McCartney drove Bono to the MTV music awards in Liverpool
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07.07.2021 / 20:57
Seven in 10 people say they will continue to wear mask on public transport - survey
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07.07.2021 / 14:07
Welsh music festivals left “frustrated” by lack of lockdown end date
coronavirus restrictions.Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced earlier this week that England is targeting July 19 as the date when the majority of rules can be lifted, while Scotland is currently aiming to end restrictions on August 9.However, no date has been set yet by the Welsh government – though a regular 21-day review process is in place as Wales continues to aim to “reduce the peak number of daily hospital admissions” and allow time to vaccinate more people.While outdoor public events
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05.07.2021 / 21:53
Sacha Lord leads industry reaction as nightclubs get the green light to reopen
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05.07.2021 / 19:55
Music industry welcomes COVID-19 unlocking plan in England that will see live music’s full return
the government’s proposed full easing of coronavirus lockdown restrictions in England from July 19.Prime Minister Boris Johnson today (July 5) announced details for the fourth and final stage of unlocking in England later this month, which is set to be confirmed next Monday (July 5) after a data review.
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05.07.2021 / 09:55
Boris Johnson to tell public to ‘learn to live’ with coronavirus as he announces end of lockdown today
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04.07.2021 / 14:19
Dr Alex George urges people 'be kind' after Love Island death threats
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02.07.2021 / 11:35
Mayor Andy Burnham wants mask wearing to stay after lockdown restrictions are lifted
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01.07.2021 / 15:55
Government is 'working to end all social distancing laws by July 19', minister says
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25.06.2021 / 02:49
Final £300million of Culture Recovery Fund to help save venues and festivals announced by government
coronavirus closures and restrictions.Last week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the reopening date of June 21 – also known to some as “Freedom Day” with all coronavirus restrictions set to be lifted in England – would be delayed until July 19 to allow for an increase in the vaccination effort to deal with the spread of new COVID variants.However, this left England’s grassroots music venues with the cancellation of over 4,000 gigs in the coming weeks and a combined loss of £36million
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21.06.2021 / 19:29
Live music sector facing staff shortages as gigs begin to return
COVID-19 rules, with all restrictions in the UK set to end on July 19 under new guidance set out by Boris Johnson last week.Industry bodies including LIVE (Live music Industries Venues and Entertainment), the Concert Promoters Association, the Events Industry Forum and the UK Crowd Management Association have written to Johnson detailing staff shortages across the music industry, and calling for the government to help fill vacant roles.“While the overall picture is complex, one short-term
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19.06.2021 / 22:33
NTIA calls for UK government to reopen Night Time Economy businesses on July 5
Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has called for the UK government to reopen Night Time Economy businesses on July 5 as anger mounts following the delay of the country’s roadmap.Earlier this week (June 14), Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the date of June 21, in which all coronavirus restrictions would be lifted in England, will now be delayed until July 19.The PM told a press conference that they had seen “more infection and more hospitalisation” of late, with the Delta
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17.06.2021 / 21:55
Peter Gabriel warns he may have to cancel WOMAD without government insurance
Peter Gabriel has said that this year’s edition of the festival may be cancelled, unless the government offers an insurance program.All limits on social distancing and crowd capacities were due to be lifted on June 21, however Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced earlier this week (June 14) that this will now not take place until July 19 due to the spread of new COVID-19 variants.