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Optimum hired the expertise of Protec, the technical production specialist, to supply bespoke sound and AV to Jaguar Land Rover’s Long Service Awards at Coventry’s Ricoh Arena. This event, held over two...

TAIT has acquired Brilliant Stages. Since 1978, TAIT has been a global provider of creative, engineering, and automation services to the live entertainment industry. TAIT’ clients and markets include...

Jon Drape, Tommy Sheals-Barrett, Jim Gee and Will McHugh have formed a new event production company. Engine No.4 will be headquarted in Manchester and has a number of live projects already confirmed,...

GL events has secured a new three-year contract with Grandstand Media to support the Horse of the Year Show. The partnership was launched at the 2019 HOYS event, which took place at NEC Birmingham earlier this...

A significant drop in music tourism and an exodus of firms vital to the local infrastructure are amongst a number of Brexit-related concerns voiced by Birmingham’s music industries sector, according to...

Boduan, Llŷn, will host the National Eisteddfod in 2021, it has been announced. Betsan Moses, chief executive of Esiteddfod, said: “We are delighted to announce the location of the 2021 National...

A new piece of research conducted by The Greater Manchester Combined Authority has revealed that Manchester Central, the Manchester event venue, generates more than £150 million for the local economy. The...

Area Four Industries has announced its acquisition of Prolyte. Prolyte will continue to operate as a brand, yet Area Four has stated that it will invest in new ideas and products and that a management and...

The British Red Cross is to end the provision of event first aid services, citing financial reasons, the charity has announced. As of March 31, 2020, the event first aid service will cease to exist;...

Specialist hire and events business, SLX, has been sold by the Stage Electrics Group in a transaction led by the existing chief executive, Alastair Currie.   SLX has a heritage dating back more than 40...