. Decided to knock it on the head with all of the Covid guideline and the ever evolving landscape. 
Quite simply, I’ve just not gone. Would usually have to make several trips across the Atlantic per year. I was in New York earlier in the year before everything kicked off but now it’s just Zoom / FaceTime rather than sitting around a table. Truthfully, it isn’t as productive by far, because in my line of work it’s like herding cats at the best of times. Just getting the calls scheduled can be so unnecessarily painstaking that you’re practically in tears by the time you lock it in, and people are nowhere near as present when they happen. Things that would usually take two weeks to sort are now taking more than two months, sometimes even longer, just because a lack of face to face contact is making too many people think there’s a lack of urgency, or people “only being in town between X and Y” is meaning people dilly dally rather than just getting things done. We can all still ‘meet’ but the impact is noticeably and significantly less, and far too much time is being lost just getting the damn meetings to happen. It’s a people problem, but the inability to go and spoon feed them across a desk definitely is having an impact on a lot of things. Productivity is through the floor.
DJ bookings for various allnighter and weekender events in mainland Europe- in Northern Spain, Germany, Holland- ( which, pre lockdown I had more bookings than Ive ever had previously in mainland Europe!), have all either been postponed or ,as in a couple of instances, cancelled, .... which equates to 'lost' work (and income) sadly
That's what I am hearing, is a lot of companies are looking at their footprint in London and looking to move out but are getting the push back from the Government.
Eh , they lie about everything "4634” deaths ... yea sure . The line starts with them and ends with them.
Yep , to the point .
