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Cross-party MPs seek additional support for music industry
The music industry has been badly hit by restrictions (Andrew Milligan/PA)
A cross-party group of 22 MPs has called on the Government to introduce a raft of measures to help the music industry weather the extension to lockdown rules.
The group, which includes representatives of the Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green and Scottish Nationalist parties, said the sector faced a “profound challenge” in the pandemic and that its workers are a “national asset who will be critical to the recovery”.
The live music sector, including nightclubs, had been preparing for a June 21 restart at full capacity but this has been delayed until July 19 amid a rise in cases.
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COVID-19: Cross-party group of MPs backs calls to support live music industry through pandemic MPs from across the political spectrum have called on the government to introduce new measures to support the live music industry after restrictions were extended.
The group of MPs from the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Greens and Scottish National Party say that the sector has gone through a profound challenge when faced with the pandemic, calling its workers a national asset who will be critical to the recovery .
Concert venues and nightclubs had been preparing for a 21 June reopening at full capacity - but this was