Prospect Park A children’s music festival has requested permission from the council to go ahead with its event in Prospect Park this July. Raver Tots is seeking a licence for the family event on July 25 from 1pm to 6.30pm, having rescheduled from the previous date of May 16. The line-up includes Artful Dodger, Jaguar Skills and The Wideboys. The music festival is for children aged 12 and under, with adults only allowed to attend with a child and a maximum of three adults to one child. Babies are free of charge if carried in a sling, while all other under-12s require a child ticket.
High-end audio experts Britannia Row were behind the redesigned sound setup at last week’s return of the BRITs live show, after it was postponed from its usual slot in February.
Just 0.03% of participants in the Government s series of large event pilots tested positive for coronavirus in the process, according to initial reports.
Around 58,000 people took part in the regulated large-scale events in April and May, including the FA Cup final and an outside music festival.
The Events Research Programme also saw revellers able to sing and dance for the first time in over a year at a nightclubbing event.
Participants were required to take both a PCR test and a lateral flow test before and after attending an event.
Some 15 people reportedly had a positive Covid test in the testing process, according to a report in
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This is everything you will be able to do from June 21 if the government continues to follow its lockdown easing roadmap.
So far, lockdown easing in England has followed the government s proposed dates, with indoor hospitality reopening on May 17.
Concerns regarding the Indian variant and the impact it may have on the UK have thrown the government s roadmap into doubt, with some questioning whether the variant of concern may delay further lockdown easing.