Ticketmaster’s chief operating officer Amy Howe has announced she will be taking a step back from her role in the firm’s latest shakeup at the helm.
https://t.co/ClmXcWDe0N.
The government has no understanding of an industry which has lost more than £1bn since March. Their much lauded £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund gave just 0.8% to the commercial sector, which is the biggest provider of economic output to the industry.
https://t.co/MxflZfXu80
London's move to Tier 3 will deal a major blow to the theatre sector which has only recently begun to welcome back fans since England’s lockdown ended on December 2.
https://t.co/3H0QhcXmzB
More than £165m (€180m/$218m) in repayable finance has been offered to support 11 of the UK’s most iconic cultural organisations, including the National Theatre and the Royal Albert Hall, through COVID-19.
https://t.co/TeRo0OdoDO
Conor McGregor is coming out of retirement again.
He'll return to the octagon in January for a second fight with Dustin Poirier.
👉 https://t.co/AgQ1olklLB
Saudi Arabia is set to make its debut on the Formula 1 calendar next year, with a race on a street circuit in Jeddah.
Full story: https://t.co/Ony0qbVkr9
“In effect the Government is now withdrawing support for those companies and jobs it does not consider viable in the short term, while also limiting the ability of the live music industry to relaunch."
https://t.co/gzDUnmguKi
More than 1,300 arts organisations across England, including Liverpool’s Cavern club, the Young Vic and Yorkshire Sculpture Park, are to receive a share of £257m government money to help them survive the next six months.
https://t.co/9FMpYkCz5n
The Premier League, English Football League (EFL) and Football Association (FA) have called on the Government to apply “consistency in their policy” when it comes to spectator attendance.
https://t.co/IUBsN2aFv8
#Mbappe2021?
Liverpool will reportedly try to sign Kylian Mbappe next summer.
But the papers say they face competition from another club.
The latest transfer gossip: https://t.co/ISz8LXlbc7
#bbcfootball
I know everyone already knows it, but hospitality and events are being murdered.
It's not the clubs I feel most for given this news, but it's indicative for the rest of the sector.
https://t.co/Y5dzcDf61x
"consensus is growing among the lower divisions that limits on numbers will need to be accepted in return for Government promises that spectators will be back."
https://t.co/E4vJdtluw1