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An additional £450,000 has been made available to event and festival organisers, as part of Scotland’s Events Recovery Fund to help the return of events across the country. This is a top up to the £2.75...

Coronavirus vaccination passports will be required to enter certain events and higher risk venues, such as nightclubs, music festivals such as TRNSMT (pictured) and some football grounds, if...

Scottish events industry experts are appealing to the Scottish government to provide a further financial boost and additional support to secure a safe and sustainable return of the sector devastated by the...

Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has revealed that Scotland will move to Level 0 on July 19, with further restrictions to be reviewed on August 9. Confirming the change to Level 0, Sturgeon urged...

The organiser of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has announced the cancellation of its 2021 show. In a statement, Buster Howes, chief executive, said: “Despite the sense of optimism around the...

Event industry leaders across Scotland have warned of a critical juncture in the recovery of the Scottish sector, as there still remains no indication of when gatherings of scale will be permitted and when...

TRNSMT Festival has announced that this year’s event will take place from September 10-12, 2021, at Glasgow Green, rescheduled from July. Geoff Ellis, festival director, said: “We are delighted to...

The UK Government will fund two new projects to expand the digital potential of the Edinburgh Festivals with £1 million investment, Oliver Dowden, Culture Secretary, has announced. The Edinburgh Festivals...

Edinburgh City Council is polling residents on how Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay celebrations should be delivered from 2022 onwards. The council has contracted Progressive, a market research company,...

Event organisers in Scotland have been given the green light to organise live outdoor events from August 24. At the Scottish Government’s three-weekly update to parliament, Nicola Sturgeon, First...