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Martyn’s Law, formally the Terrorism Protection of Premises Act 2025, is UK legislation requiring certain venues and events to implement measures against terrorist threats. It is named in tribute to Martyn

The meetings and events sector is proving to be a significant economic driver for the UK economy. Recent data from UK Events Research shows conferences and meetings contribute £16.3bn – compared to

Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire has won more than £59m worth of conference business due to ongoing collaboration between Aberdeen Convention Bureau, P&J Live and partners including the University of Aberdeen.  

Popshap, specialists in LED and digital signage, has joined the FFAIR Recommended Supplier network – expanding FFAIR’s global reach and enhancing technical support for events in North America and the

Terrapinn, global exhibition organiser, has appointed Asghar Maqsood as its new group digital and AI director. Maqsood comes equipped with strong experience in the events and digital space. His previous

As the UK events industry continues to grapple with staffing shortages and post-Brexit workforce challenges, new immigration plans unveiled by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer this week could add further

A new study has revealed that two-thirds (65%) of event industry suppliers say international and overseas markets are the biggest growth opportunity for their business. The new findings come following

Hyve Group is building on the success of its Breakbulk portfolio with the launch of Breakbulk Asia. The launch adds to other established Breakbulk events from around the world including