Let Live Thrive highlights event insurance threat
The campaign, alongside EC3 brokers and Hiscox, has written to the Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport, calling on the government to underwrite events contingency cover post-Covid.
A campaign group has written to the government warning that the events industry will be unable to get back on its feet if the government does not intervene on insurance provision.
The group, Let Live Thrive, alongside EC3, Brokers has written to the Secretary of state, Oliver Dowden, to highlight that event organisers are now unable to get Covid-specific contingency cover which threatens the viability of future events taking place.
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The letter detailed: “As you will know, any event
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