Britvic Joins The O2 Line-Up As New Soft Drinks Partner
Two global giants – Britvic, a world leader in soft drinks and the world’s most popular music, entertainment and leisure venue[1] – are joining forces to bring the millions of fans who visit The O2 each year, even more choice.
BSIA Appoint James Gribben As Chief Commercial Officer
The British Security Industry Association (BSIA) has appointed James Gribben as its Chief Commercial Officer.
James joins the Association bringing 20 years of commercial experience in the fire and security industry, specialising in leading sales and marketing roles. James has a strong track record in aligning marketing strategy with sales objectives for companies such as SMC, Stanley Security and Tyco. His prime responsibility will be to drive membership retention and accelerate membership growth, working closely with the Marketing/Communications and Membership teams.
British Racing’s Community Engagement Grew By 44% In 2021
Over a quarter of British racecourses served as vaccination hubs
British racing’s community activity grew by 44% in 2021 according to its Directory of Community Engagement and Education Activity, despite the challenges of the pandemic.
New Toolkit To Help Make Sport Accessible
UK Coaching and Thomas Pocklington Trust urge leisure and sports providers to make their facilities more accessible to visually impaired people and have just launched free training to show them how to do just that.
Stamford Bridge Creates History As The First Premier League Game With Safe Standing
The Chelsea vs Liverpool game this Sunday became the first Premier League game since 1994 to have an official standing section, as the SGSA’s “safe standing” trial got under way at Stamford Bridge. A section of supporters in the Shed End at Stamford Bridge stood for the fixture after a pilot scheme was introduced by the government. Since 1994, all Premier League and Championship clubs have been required to have all-seater stadiums by law following the Taylor Report. The report was published in January 1990 after the Hillsborough disaster in April 1989, which led to 97 Liverpool fans losing their lives.
