Brighton was glowing last night for #wemakeevents, with venues lighting up red to raise awareness for the £84bn events industry, which is hard hit by the restrictions due to Covid-19.
BREAKING: If you ever needed any more evidence that Hospitality have been thrown under the bus:
Sir Patrick Vallance has finally admitted that there was NO evidence to support a 10pm curfew.
It was purely a policy decision.
There you have it.
2,000 weddings would’ve taken place this weekend, but hundreds of brides and grooms have had to cancel their nuptials yet again costing money, time and much disappointment for everyone involved. Millions of moments, lost.
#whataboutweddings#wemakeevents
Just some of the Brighton venues that lit up red for #wemakeevents: Bandstand, Embassy Court; Peace statue; Upside Down House @UDHouseUK; Brighton Beach Club @btnbeachclub and British Airways I360 Viewing Tower @BA_i360
Thanks @darrenbandoo for the photos
@partridgeevents
Despite the inclement weather, 333 people who work in the #events industry came together, socially distanced at Brighton’s seafront and participated in the #WeMakeEvents global activation on September 30th. https://t.co/iWn0pFpvcq
@WeMakeEventsBTN
Emily Eavis said it perfectly below. The live music and events industry has been devastated. We urge the UK government to support all crew and staff who have lost their livelihoods. Love c, g, w, j & p #WeMakeEvents
The live sector is in crisis. Today NGHFB join #WeMakeEvents to ask the government to provide urgent support to protect our music industry. Find out more + how to help here 👉 https://t.co/1DaPueMtcX
��: Sharon Latham
@glastonbury@Fineline_FL Imagine a world without the Pyramid Stage stage. *shudders*. Thanks for the support, and the memories @glastonbury. Here’s to many more.
The pictures from venues all over Aotesroa are coming in.
It’s been really neat seeing the faces from all over the country and hearing everyone’s voices
#LightItInRed#WeMakeEvents