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BEIRG moves forward with added industry support Wednesday, 10 March 2021 The organisation has a new logo and new website UK - The British Entertainment Industry Radio Group (BEIRG) will push into 2021 with a new logo and website, but “the same determination to ensure that the UK entertainment industry has access to enough quantity and quality of spectrum to maintain its position as a world leader,” says the organisation. At the end of 2020, the steering group was bolstered with the return to the group of industry veteran John Steven, who had served on the steering group from 2006 unti...

Tsunami alert: Central Whangārei businesses lose half a day's income 5 Mar, 2021 04:06 AM 3 minutes to read Cupcakes Northland owner Ashley Telfer was thrilled her stock was sold within 30 minutes after she reopened for business when the tsunami alert was downgraded. Photo / Imran Ali Cupcakes Northland owner Ashley Telfer was thrilled her stock was sold within 30 minutes after she reopened for business when the tsunami alert was downgraded. Photo / Imran Ali Imran Ali is a reporter for the Northern Advocateimran.ali@nzme.co.nznorthernadvocat Selected businesses in central Whangārei decided...

Industry figures have responded to yesterday's announcement regarding plans for reopening society. Peter Heath, Managing Director of PLASA, and the #WeMakeEvents steering committee group member said: We welcome the Prime Minister's statement on a national roadmap to recovery and hope these measures will help plan the return of live events by June. While the steps are positive, our sector needs more detail and we urge the government to extend their support during the upcoming budget to stop the current talent drain and ensure that the supply chain can return. For this to happen we government-b...

Latest News Headlines Hard hitting new campaign launched by #WeMakeEvents, as survey shows live event supply chain on verge of collapse UK – #WeMakeEvents has launched a hard-hitting campaign, rallying the UK Government to provide urgent relief to a struggling live events sector. The Government Can’t See Us, Can You? shows the devastation the pandemic has wrought on the live event supply chain, told through the stories of the highly-skilled professionals whose livelihoods have been seriously damaged. #WeMakeEvents is calling on the Government – in an open letter to Rishi Sunak – to h...

We Make Events study: 43 per cent of live events businesses to close by June 19th February 2021 We Make Events has released new research indicating that 43 per cent of businesses across the live events industry could fold by June. The We Make Events campaign is calling for urgent government support, as the live events industry continues to face the devasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. With live events having ground to a halt for almost a year now, thousands of jobs and businesses have been affected, especially amongst the vast number of freelancers and self-employed professionals who ar...