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The live events sector is set to get a boost with a world-leading government-backed insurance scheme worth over £750 million, which will help them plan events with confidence through to next year, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced today (5 August).
Millions of people expected to attend events covered by the scheme
The 2021 BRIT Awards ceremony will go ahead with a live audience as the latest addition to the government’s Events Research Programme
On Sunday 2 May, Festival Republic will host an outdoor gig at Sefton Park, Liverpool, as the latest event to join the government’s Events Research Programme to get large audiences back to live events safely this summer.
Hauliers serving music concerts, sports and cultural events will be able to move their vehicles freely between Great Britain and the EU from late summer.
More areas move to Tier 4 to limit the spread of the virus as case rates rise across the country.
Exponential rises in cases in the South East and East of England necessitate decisive action ahead of the formal review on 30 December.
Employment Tribunal decision.
Family hearings at the Court of Appeal will be live-streamed under a joint initiative by the judiciary and government to boost transparency in the justice system.
Our chief executive Sarah Albon, opening Insolvency Live!, reviewed the past year and looked ahead to 2016/17 – including the introduction of the new insolvency rules, changes to Official Receiver fees and lessons learned from recent high profile insolvencies.
Upper Tribunal Administrative Appeals Chamber decision by Judge Beech on 29 August 2017.
Gambling Minister Tracey Crouch launches 12-week consultation on stake reduction to better protect consumers and communities
Delivered to Parliament on 17 May 2018
Upper Tribunal Tax and Chancery decision of Mr Justice Mann and Judge Thomas Scott on 15 April 2020.
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