So, we’re currently in lockdown for at least another 3 weeks with the overwhelming majority of the population adhering to the strict isolation and social distancing regulations. A pat on the back to everyone who is making sacrifices and a huge thank you to those NHS staff, care home workers and our key workers across society who, on the front line, are putting themselves at risk for the rest of us, on a daily basis.
As for the team at Event Hire UK, we’re looking forward to the events and hospitality sector returning to ‘normal’, though reports in the media today suggest that this particular sector will be one of the last to see restrictions lifted. All we can do is to ensure that we come out of this leaner, fitter and stronger as a business and in an even better position than ever before to service the requirements of our clients when it comes to their event equipment hire.
And once things DO return to ‘normal’, what a period this is going to be! People will be able to see their loved ones again and so there’s likely to be lots of garden parties and other gatherings such as belated birthday and anniversary parties, and don’t forget those weddings that – after months and years of planning – had to be hastily cancelled or re-arranged. In our professional lives, we’ll see exhibitions and trade shows start to be put on again, along with corporate conferences, gala dinner, awards ceremonies and other events and occasions. And let’s not forget large sports occasions and the hospitality events behind the scenes. When it happens, rest assured that you’ll be able to hire event furniture such as tables, chair hire, dance floors, portable bars and much more right here online.
It’s safe to say that even though things WILL eventually return to ‘normal’, it will be interesting to see what this new ‘normal’ is. Suffice to say that most of us will never take things for granted again, and it will certainly make us appreciate what is important in life. So, in this period of lockdown, why not join us in looking forward to when it’s all over, though making sure we never forget those people and their families and friends behind the statistics.
Stay safe, and remember – Stay Home | Protect The NHS | Save Lives
