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A Liverpool club has pulled out of the Government’s vaccine passport scheme.
Bosses at the Hot Water Comedy Club confirmed it withdrew from the post-lockdown pilot as a result of a ‘hate campaign’ caused by misinformation.
Reports last week claimed the city centre venue had agreed to take part in the scheme which would see lateral flow tests used at large audience events.
However in a statement on Tuesday, the Hardman Street establishment’s owners insisted it had not agreed to engage with a vaccine passport protocol.
They also claimed the mixed messages sent out by the government and in media coverage had led to a torrent of abuse on its social media accounts.
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Party-goers in Liverpool were able to get back on the dance floor for the first time in a year on Friday in the first Covid-safe nightclub event since the beginning of the pandemic.
The First Dance, organised by Circus, will allow 3,000 ticket-holders to the event at Bramley-Moore Dock warehouse, providing they show proof of a negative coronavirus test on entry.
Once through the doors, guests will not be required to socially distance or wear masks.
Only people who live in the Liverpool City area were able to book tickets for the event and they had to test negative for coronavirus the day before the event, and are being urged to take another PCR test five days later to ensure any transmission of the virus is monitored.
Cinema and big event organisers targeted by extreme anti-vax activists
By Christopher Giles
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image captionSunday s FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium is one of a number of mass event trials being held across the country
Anti-lockdown and anti-vaccine activists have used online groups to circulate the personal details of people helping to run cinema and other large-scale event trials. It s prompted some people to send abusive messages. We must be approaching about 300 emails accusing us of things like being a part of a medical apartheid.
George Wood is managing director of The Luna Cinema, which runs open-air film events. He agreed to participate in the government s pilot scheme to restart large-scale gatherings - but he didn t expect to receive abuse for doing so.
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