Will LAMMA 2021 happen
- Thread starter Robt
- Start date
- Location
- Wales UK
Who knows
They have Croptec to do first in November !
The official line is yes but not so sure myself
One of my commercial tenants runs an events company and they have said they are not returning to work until after Christmas, they work predominantly on events at the NEC
Reason i Ask is the NEC have a contract with the Government to use the NEC as a Nightingale Hospital for 12 months (ends March 2021 i think). So it could become a hospital just before or during the show!!!! Happy to be told I'm wrong on this. My brother is in the events industry and has nothing booked in his diary at all. So i do genuinely feel for them.
More curious as to how many farmers would be willing to attend.
More curious as to how many farmers would be willing to attend.
- Location
- Wales UK
Viewing from a distance, total numbers into a building, associated services like, food,pubs,hotels ,etc etc take a bit of working out most probably PLUS 2nd or 3rd Spikes by then to calculate or factor in???
Most non essential shows / ploughing matches / gatherings should be canceled for at least 18 months IMO. This headlong rush to " get back to normal " alarms me TBH.
- Location
- Wales UK
All back to normal, looks like, already ,on tv?
Tarw Coch
Member
- Location
- Bottom of Wats Dyke
I’d much rather go to a ploughing match than a pub from a safety point of view or no doubt a whole host of other things that are now opening up.
As for lamma, I wouldn’t like to bet on it happening but who knows what the covid situation will be by then, Euro Tier has been re scheduled for February so the Germans are hopeful things will be better by then.
- Location
- south norfolk
Really hope it’s on but have my doubts
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Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Have many of you been out in public recently?
My feeling is that people generally aren't really bothered about social distancing.
Been to b&q, halfrauds, petrol station. Not many places admittedly. But I get the feeling people don't care if they are closer than 2m, following 1 way systems etc. I don't want to upset anyone so haven't been going close to anyone but personally I'm not bothered if they are close to me. They don't seem bothered about going close past me. If anyone looks self conscious going wrong way down 1 way system I just say I'm not bothered carry on.
My feeling is that people generally aren't really bothered about social distancing.
Been to b&q, halfrauds, petrol station. Not many places admittedly. But I get the feeling people don't care if they are closer than 2m, following 1 way systems etc. I don't want to upset anyone so haven't been going close to anyone but personally I'm not bothered if they are close to me. They don't seem bothered about going close past me. If anyone looks self conscious going wrong way down 1 way system I just say I'm not bothered carry on.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Noone I know really gives two hoots now. The only thing stopping most places is that they can't get insurance cover if going against official advice.b
Tarw Coch
Member
- Location
- Bottom of Wats Dyke
Well, cv ain’t gone away, it’s still outthere and in reasonable numbers.
It came into the country fairly early in the year, probably in a relatively small number of people and multiplied up fairly rapidly before lockdown.
Today there are almost certainly more people carrying cv than came into the country with it and things are to a large degree getting back to normal, so if it doesn’t flare up again I’m at a loss to explain why.
Possibly the virus weakening with age?
It came into the country fairly early in the year, probably in a relatively small number of people and multiplied up fairly rapidly before lockdown.
Today there are almost certainly more people carrying cv than came into the country with it and things are to a large degree getting back to normal, so if it doesn’t flare up again I’m at a loss to explain why.
Possibly the virus weakening with age?
BBC
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Is the hospital not already built but just mothballed?
Raises the question how they could fit Lamma in if some of the halls are already occupied by hospital beds! Stand build could be a bit challenging but would provide easy accommodation for exhibitors
- Location
- North Yorkshire
No not fussed
Anyway will there be any money to burn by then ?
Anyway will there be any money to burn by then ?
- Location
- northumberland
Personally think covid was around at lamma2020 as I was floored for 3or4 days after being there with some kind of flu type virus
- Location
- Suffolk/Cambs border.
It should go ahead, because wetting the bed over covid has nearly crushed the economy.
But it will probably be cancelled.
glasshouse
Member
- Location
- lothians
Must have been
All those italian stands
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Local cider festival think they are going to be able to go ahead in September as “outdoor concerts” are allowed.
Hard work to do social distancing I would think especially with a few thousand there.
That said there isn’t much evidence of that around in many places sadly.
Hard work to do social distancing I would think especially with a few thousand there.
That said there isn’t much evidence of that around in many places sadly.
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