Sports fans will be able to return to venues in England in the next few weeks, as lockdown rules are eased. Read more
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Peterborough United has confirmed that plans for the club’s new stadium are moving forward following a short delay due to the Covid-19 pandemic, with a moving in date pencilled into the schedule. Read more
Keeping track of who is granted access when and where, who everyone has been in contact with, and whether your staff is in good health – those are the key factors in making your event safe and sound without risking cancellations. Read more
Lancashire Cricket and Emirates Old Trafford have launched a campaign aimed at sharing the knowledge and best practice gained from hosting behind-closed-doors Test Matches with the wider events industry. Read more
Cricket fans will be able to enjoy more live action this season after a pilot programme to get spectators safely back into stadia was deemed a success. Read more
Peterborough United Football Club have delayed the opening of a planned new stadium by a year, because of the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Restrata, the British technology company providing smart solutions for security and safety management, has been hired by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to help deliver the world’s first bio secure Test Match series. Read more
The UK Government has announced that fans will be allowed back into stadia and arenas in October if pilot trials are carried out successfully and with social distancing measures in place. Read more
As a part of their ongoing role with the 2020 season overlay on behalf of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), WOO Architects were appointed to aid the governing body in its development of a bio-secure return to the game. Read more
Global cleaning and hygiene expert SEKO has unveiled its DispenserONE hand sanitiser, for stadia and arenas looking to welcome fans back in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
German Bundesliga club 1. FC Union Berlin is hoping to welcome a full capacity crowd at its stadium after testing staff and fans for coronavirus. Read more
The French Open tennis championship, Roland-Garros 2020, will be staged in front of up to 60% capacity crowds, organisers have said. Read more
Polish football club Lech Poznan welcomed more than 5,000 fans back into its stadium on Wednesday for a top-flight clash against Pogon Szczecin. Read more
Optus Stadium is ready to welcome crowds back to the football next month, following the Western Australia State Government announcement of the relaxing of rules governing mass gatherings. Read more
Stadia will re-open to fans in France in July as the country continues to lift coronavirus restrictions. Read more
Stadia venues could provide a ready-made option for event organisers looking to implement social-distancing measures for their delegates. Read more
As the world starts to emerge from the post-Covid lockdown a new website designed to keep site-based personnel and office staff compliant with social distancing rules whilst working safely has launched. Read more
As sports events start up again in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, albeit behind closed doors, stadia and arena operators are looking at how to get fans back into their venues. Read more
The New South Wales Government has axed plans to refurbish the ANZ Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park in Australia in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
A major expansion and part-refurbishment of Resorts World Arena in Solihull, near Birmingham in the UK has been given the go-ahead. Read more
