The ‘IL GIARDINO’ fashion show created by Paul Costelloe and held at Lindley Hall, has gained high accolades.

In this weeks roundup of event industry podcasts, 77 new episodes have been published – the biggest list so far!

The Cricket World Cup is in October, if you’re planning an event for it then you may want to check with your venue for alcohol availability.

Event Tech Live (ETL) returns to ExCeL London on the 15th and 16th of November 2023 with its usual mix of outstanding educational content and the very latest in event tech innovation. Exhibitors from all corners of the globe will showcase their technology with new launches and never before seen tech hitting the show floor. Content is once again king, and the carefully curated conference programme will see sessions from the likes of FT Live, Belkins, Cvent, George P Johnson, Bloomberg and many more. Visitors are encouraged to register early in order to plan their visit and gain the most from the event. Event Tech Live’s Platform Partner Entegy makes registration quick and easy, so there’s more time to spend browsing the programme and prioritising networking opportunities even before stepping foot in the hall.

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Here, There and Everywhere is a new report written by trade body, UK Music. It sets out the numbers of foreign and domestic music tourists who attended festivals and concerts in the UK in 2022, plus how much visitors spent at live music events and how many jobs were sustained by the sector in the industry’s first full year post-Covid. It then explores the numbers for all twelve regions of the UK. Through case studies and regional commentary, the report examines the whole of the UK’s vital local music ecosystem. It concludes with an extensive toolkit for local councils that highlights how all towns, cities and regions can transform into music powerhouses.

The Temperature Check 2022-2023 is the first industry report from events industry body isla examining sustainable progress in the UK event industry.

Designed to establish consistently safe standards for the running of outdoor events, from music concerts to country fairs, the Guide is an online publication, which enables it to be constantly revised and updated.