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Michael Kill - NTIA “disappointed” as government votes in favour of COVID Passports - nme.com

15.12.2021 / 00:34

NTIA “disappointed” as government votes in favour of COVID Passports

Coronavirus cases and the emergence of the Omicron variant, the government have tonight (December 14) voted 369 to 126 to approve ‘Plan B’ restrictions, which will see COVID passes necessary for entry to nightclubs and large venues (500+ capacity) in England from tomorrow (December 15).This means that people will need to show proof they’re fully vaccinated, or provide a negative test.It follows scrapped plans to introduce a vaccine passport in England.Responding to the news, Michael Kill, CEO of the Night Time Industries Association, released a statement that said: “We are disappointed that MPs have today voted in to law covid passports for nightclubs.

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Michael Kill - 90,000 jobs lost in UK nightlife sector due to COVID, says new report - nme.com - Britain

11.10.2021 / 12:06

90,000 jobs lost in UK nightlife sector due to COVID, says new report

COVID.CEO of the NTIA Michael Kill said that the data, which shows 86,000 job losses in the night time cultural economy sector since 2019, proves that “it is the worst possible time to introduce vaccine passports, which will further damage a sector essential to the economic recovery”.In a foreword to the report, Co-Chair of the APPG for the Night Time Economy and Conservative MP Christian Wakeford said that the government “must not leave this vital sector behind” as the UK continues to recover from the pandemic.Writing a statement following the publication of the report, Kill said: “We are pleased to be able to present today this important and timely piece of work quantifying, for the first time, the size of the night time economy in the

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Michael Gove - Michael Kill - Nightclubs could reopen on July 19 with no Covid tests or vaccine passports - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

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30.06.2021 / 20:47

Nightclubs could reopen on July 19 with no Covid tests or vaccine passports

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Michael Gove - Michael Kill - Nightclubs and music venues to reopen “without Covid tests or vaccine passports” - nme.com

30.06.2021 / 17:27

Nightclubs and music venues to reopen “without Covid tests or vaccine passports”

Covid tests or show vaccine passports.According to the Evening Standard, a major review into reopening clubs on July 19 is being led by Michael Gove, who believes that testing will prove to be “too much hassle” for both the public and businesses.A government source told the publication: “We are increasingly confident that people are protected and the plan is to reopen everything, with no exceptions.”The decision has been widely hailed by leading figures in the nighttime economy, including Nighttimes Industries Association CEO Michael Kill.“If you are in a late-night London pub and thinking of going on to the club around the corner, there’s a good chance that having to take a test would make you question whether to bother,” he said.The

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Boris Johnson - Michael Kill - Night Time Industries Association asks why “hugs not clubs” in further COVID-19 lockdown easing - nme.com

10.05.2021 / 21:19

Night Time Industries Association asks why “hugs not clubs” in further COVID-19 lockdown easing

COVID-19 roadmap when people are no longer required to socially distance.Earlier today (May 10) Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed that the penultimate phase of the coronavirus lockdown easing, which will allow for six people from different households (or two households) to meet indoors from May 17, will go ahead as planned.

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Michael Kill - UK hospitality sector taking legal action against 'catastrophic' coronavirus restrictions on pubs, restaurants - foxnews.com - Britain - city Richmond

12.10.2020 / 20:46

UK hospitality sector taking legal action against 'catastrophic' coronavirus restrictions on pubs, restaurants

Pubs, bars, and restaurant groups in England are taking legal action against “catastrophic” government-imposed restrictions facing the hospitality sector amid high coronavirus infection rates. Members of the industry argue that there is no evidence to support that hospitality venues have contributed to the spread of COVID-19 and are seeking a judicial review, Sky News reported Monday.

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