Whatever type of event you’re planning for the LFA, it’s important that your event is conducted in a safe and responsible way. If we have approved your event for the Festival, we are happy to promote it as part of the Festival.
However, with over 400 unique events expected as part of the programme in a usual year, it’s not possible for us to do our own independent risk assessment of every event. We therefore depend on you to ensure that your event is well planned and conducted in a safe way with all potential risks identified and minimised.
Different types of events and activities will involve differing levels of risk and different ways of minimising those risks. The notes below are intended to help you ensure that your events are as safe as possible. Working through these, alongside a thorough risk assessment is a great way to ensure you’ve identified and eliminated or minimised any risks associated with your event.
Check out the Safety Guidance here.
Once you’ve read the guidance, you can complete a thorough risk assessment. A risk assessment is a great way to ensure you’ve identified and eliminated or minimised any risks associated with your event(s).