FTF Worldwide Event Management Ltd are among 925 recipients to benefit from the latest round of awards from the Culture Recovery Fund. This award will enable us to continue trading into 2022. #HereForCulture#LiveEvents#WeMakeItPossible#CultureRecovery
Breaking news...FTF Worldwide Events have been awarded a further grant, thanks to the government's #CultureRecoveryFund. We are proud to still be #HereForCulture. Find out more on our latest news link. https://t.co/7Xm0PngnQ3
Waaahoooo!!!
We have recently heard that we have been awarded an initial Arts Council England Grant!
This will go part way to helping us to be here for you when live entertainment and events can fully return to normal.
#WeMakeEvents#ArtsCouncilEngland#KeepingTheLightsOn
MATCH START TIME UPDATE
Today's match between Saracens Mavericks and @LboroLightning has been delayed until 8pm.
The match will still be available to watch on SkySports Netball YouTube
Read more here👇
https://t.co/vUeNN3Wit8
This might just be the best infographic yet. It shows just how complex organising an event is, and how many people and businesses are involved. @BorisJohnson, @RishiSunak, @OliverDowden, please give this a quick study. #EventsIndustry
Born from a quiet event and firework display bereft office. We introduce @HEXFireworks. Superb retail fireworks for your own #gardenparty We sell warm clothes and coffee too! Try the #HEXLife for a caffeine kick. https://t.co/ThsS5I7cac
Richard Steggall demonstrates why the current government advice regarding wind and brass instruments in educational settings is to be questioned.
Thanks, Steggs. 🙏
Let The Music Play 💙 Today we stand with the UK music industry; fans, artists, musicians, our tour management, crew and cast, promoters, festivals, venues and more. After years of supporting us, it’s our turn to help support them! #LetTheMusicPlay
I'm joining with musicians & music lovers to ask our government to provide support to the live music industry at this time of crisis.
Please join me by sharing photos of the last pre-lockdown gig you went to, using #LetTheMusicPlay
(Pics: Royal Albert Hall, 30 September 2016)
Due to coronavirus, the live industry is on the verge of collapse, with people losing their jobs and festivals and venues being at risk of closing. It’s time for the government to step up and save the industry #LetTheMusicPlay
We’ve signed the letter to the government asking for urgent help to protect the UK’s live music industry which is in dire need of help. Music is at the heart of culture, help protect all those involved & keep the industry going. #LetTheMusicPlay