Two nightlife-associated trade groups, the NTIA (Night Time Industries Association) and the UKDSA (UK Door Security Association), both issued statements regarding the U.K. government’s decision to lift all COVID-19 restrictions.
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) commissioned a report detailing COVID-19’s economic impact on the U.K. nightlife industry.
The Night Time Industries Association has announced that it will legally “challenge” lawmakers if the reopening timeline is pushed back.
The findings of the APPG’s investigation into COVID-19’s effect on U.K. nightlife have been published in a 45-page report.
The NTIA has followed up their November warning of club “extinction” by estimating that 81% of U.K. nightlife establishments will not survive past February.
The Night Time Industries Association estimates that COVID-19 restrictions will lead to 5,000 illegal New Years parties being organized around the country.
Night Time Industries Association CEO Michael Kill has suggested that lawmakers have imposed this week’s restrictions to deliberately suffocate nightlife.
The Night Time Industries Association is now sounding the alarms that the “extinction” of many U.K. establishments is imminent.
Shortly after an online petition aligned with #LetUsDance broke 145,000 signatures, the initiative has been heard in the U.K. Parliament.
The Night Time Industries Association has teamed up with Sprout CRM on another grim survey on the impacts of COVID-19 guidelines on nightlife.
Following Night Time Industries Association lobbying, Arts Council England have announced an aid package that makes special mention of electronic music.
The Night Time Industries Association have called on U.K. lawmakers to do more for nightlife establishments with the #LetUsDance campaign.
Michael Kill of the Night Time Industries Association has challenged lawmakers to do more for nightclubs.
The NTIA found that adopting social distancing guidelines might threaten the viability of countless bars, clubs and music venues.
