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PLASA hosts second successful online programme Monday, 17 May 2021 The four-day programme featured expert panels, technical sessions, and presentations on creative projects and products UK - PLASA ran a second online programme from 10-13 May, covering the most vital topics and trends for those who work across live events and entertainment sectors. Following the successful debut PLASA Online in October 2020, PLASA Online 2021 attracted thousands of industry professionals who signed up to watch the four-day programme which featured expert panels, technical sessions, and presentations on cre...

PLASA Online programme revealed The free-to-view programme will span four days UK - PLASA, the lead association for the entertainment technology industry, is hosting a second PLASA Online from 10-13 May, following on from a successful debut in October 2020. The programme will address the most pertinent issues facing the industry, present pioneering technology, and deliver several sessions on technical theatre in partnership with the ABTT. The free-to-view programme will span four days, bringing you creative presentations, business panels, industry advice and technical training, each led by...

Premium Content Subscriber only The Fraser Coast's population rate is expected to grow at a faster rate than Bundaberg's a new report reveals. Compiled by the State Government's statistician's office, the Queensland Regional Profiles report details projected population figures and reveals that unlike the 2016-21 model, which had Bundaberg's growth ahead, the Fraser Coast is expected to take the lead going forward. Fraser Coast councillor David Lee believes this only adds weight to the argument Bundaberg is no longer the appropriate place for the region's only Level 5 hospital and the site ...

Tyne and Wear Fire could recruit 40 firefighters as part of major recruitment drive A new team could be stationed in Newcastle, with other staff based in Sunderland 12:02, 16 MAR 2021 Get the latest North East news and updates delivered straight to your inbox Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can...

#WeMakeEvents issues a call to arms after worrying findings Thursday, 18 February 2021 Join the conversation by using #GovCantSeeUs on social media UK - The UK government is being urged to recognise the “human and economic devastation” inflicted by the pandemic on the live events supply chain as part of a new awareness campaign launched by #WeMakeEvents this morning. The Government Can’t See Us, Can You? unveils the devastation the pandemic has wrought on the live event supply chain as told through the stories of industry professionals. The movement has issued an open letter to Rishi ...