Over the past year, the Night Time Economy has seen the loss of over 700,000 jobs, billionsof pounds in revenue has left thousands of businesses, artists and creatives in financialhardship. According to Dice in a recent study, 24% of Brits have agreed that live music is thenumber one thing they’re looking forward to on return…
UniteForTheNight has been formed by Cardiff Licensees Forum and Swansea Hospitality Forum to be a voice for the night time industry as the Welsh Government tackles the Coronavirus pandemic. Many of the hard-working men and women who run our clubs, pubs and venues here in Wales are facing ruin and are considering leaving the industry…
30th April – 12 noon untill 11pm for 13 weeks. A brand new outdoor dining experiance is coming to little windstreet in Swansea, organised Steve Lewis and Wez Morgan. The event has become an Al Fresco dining experinace, service food from local vendors and beer / cider on tap. The event is designed to be…
SaveNightlife is a movement highlighting the social and cultural significance of nightlife and associated contemporary arts. A key pillar of the NTIA, it aims to secure recognition for the electronic music scene by elevating its voice and substantiating its value, not just in terms of contribution to the economy, but also for its essential…
New City Hall analysis shows women disproportionately affected by employment issues, made worse by the pandemic Figures show a large increase in domestic abuse during lockdown Sadiq is working with London and global leaders to tackle gender-based inequality as part of the capital’s Covid recovery Women in London are more likely than men to be…
