LibGuides: Events and Leisure: Websites & Industry News

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Events Industry Health and Safety Resources

The Purple Guide - select this from list on page this links connects to
Note: Each chapter has a printer friendly version. Click on login button on right hand side of The Purple Guide home page to gain access to content. There is no print or PDF version of The Purple Guide.
Subject coverage: guide to health, safety and welfare at music and other events created by the Events Industry Forum in consultation with the UK events industry. Aims to help those who organise music or similar events so that they can run safely. This publication is designed to replace 'The Event Safety Guide' ("Purple Guide" HSG195) originally published by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) in consultation with the industry.
Size/scope: multiple chapters (content updated regularly)
Type of content: event health and safety recommended standards, information and guidance
Level of access: full text
The UK good practice guide to working in safety advisory groups (Stationery Office 2015)
This guide is on multiple events and leisure e-reading lists. Available in print on Talbot Campus Library shelves 641.11 EME
Health and Safety Executive's Guidance: Entertainment and Leisure Industry
HSE is a UK Government organization
Health and Safety Executive's Guidance: Running Events Safely
This website will help organisers run events safely. HSE is a UK Government organization.
Managing Crowds Safely: A Guide for Organisers at Events and Venues
2000 print book available in BU Library
Barbour Environment, Health and Safety
Access some full text documentation on legislation, regulations and standards, including HSE, Environment Agency and BSI, plus case law and prosecutions from key sources.
British Standards Online
Access full text British Standards (BS); British adopted European Standards (BS EN) and British adopted International Standards (BS ISO).
For example, find British Standards on event crowd safety, outdoor events, amusement rides.
What is a Standard?
A standard is an agreed way of doing something. It could be about making a product, managing a process, delivering a service or supplying materials . Standards can cover a huge range of activities undertaken by organizations and used by their customers. Standards are the distilled wisdom of people with expertise in their subject matter and who know the needs of the organizations they represent – people such as manufacturers, sellers, buyers, customers, trade associations, users or regulators (BSI 2014).

Attractions Management Handbook

Attractions Management Handbook

Download PDF versions of this Handbook since 2011, produced by The Leisure Media Company.

ISO 20121 International Standard for an Event Sustainability Management System

Access British Standards Online

Access the British Standards Publication 'BS ISO 20121:2012 Event sustainability management systems: Requirements with guidance for use' via British Standards Online. Just enter British Standards Online in the list of resources linked here, then search for 'ISO20121' to find the full document.

ISO 20121

How do I search for an article in a specific journal or trade magazine? How do I check which journal titles and trade magazines BU subscribes to?

Answer: enter title of journal or magazine into mySearch journal title search

Industry News / Industry Magazines online - access some content for free

Access via BU's subscription to this industry magazine (2002 to 2017)

Leisure Media

This Company publishes a wide range of leisure industry magazines.

Event news

FMJ - latest facilities management news, comment and in-depth analysis for facilities managers.
Free access to back issues since 2013 and news.

Exhibition World

Latest edition of Exhibition World industry magazine published by UFI, freely available on website for non-UFI members
About UFI The Global Association of the Exhibition Industry
UFI News and media - some content freely available for non-UFI members

Individuals can freely subscribe to access this industry magazine

Festival Insights is an online source focused on the international festival industry

Blog started in 2007 for event professionals, covering topics such as event planning, social media and events, event technology, event trends, event inspiration but also destination management marketing, meeting planning.

Access is free, registration may be required. Full text of the latest issues may be restricted.

Stand Out - access to e-magazine is free 2012 to present

Others

Subject Guide

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UK Government Departments and Reports

UK Government Department for Culture, Media & Sport

UK Government services and information

UK Government websites

GOV.UK
UK Government services, departments and information (e.g. Events Industry Board (EIB), Tourism Industry Council, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport)
Census Datasets
* Subject coverage: datasets from the UK Census
* Type of content: census data, statistics, longitudinal studies, geographical boundary data in GIS formats
* Date range: 1971 to present

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Level of access: first time users must complete the one off registration process. BU staff/student login required for off-campus access (OALA). You will be prompted to complete a one off registration process to access full resource.
National Digital Archives Datasets
* Subject coverage: UK government data and statistics
* Type of content: online access to archived digital datasets and documents from UK central government departments.
* Level of access: the datasets are delivered as zip files, there are different file types: a .pdf file, multiple .csv files and multiple .html files
UK Government Web Archive
* Subject coverage: Archive of UK Government webpages
* Size/scope: Past and present UK Government departments
* Type of content: Government webpages
* Level of access: Full text available.
UK Official Publications on the Internet
* Subject coverage: UK Government publications
* Size/scope: Stationary Office publications with links to HMSO and Parliament websites
* Type of content: Government reports and publications
* Level of access: Full text available.

Professional Associations and Organisations

Important note: BU Library does not subscribe to these professional association/organisation websites.
These websites are recommended because you may have limited access to some free material on these websites, but you will not be able to login without personal subscription details.
You may also consider joining an association/s as part of your professional and career development.
USEFUL GUIDE: Eventbrite's Guide To The Key Event Industry Associations In The UK & Ireland

ABPCO - Association of British Professional Conference Organisers
ACE - Association of Conferences and Events
AEO - Association of Event Organisers
APM - Association for Project Management
Association for Events Management Education
Association for Project Management
Association for Tourism in Higher Education
CIM - Chartered Institute of Marketing
Council for Hospitality Management Education
Creative Industries Federation
EFA - European Festivals Association
EFTI - European Tourism Futures Insitute
EMA - Event Marketing Association
EVCOM - http://www.evcom.org.uk
HBBA - Hotel Booking Agents Association
IASPM - International Association for the Study of Popular Music

ICCA - International Congress and Convention Association

IDM - Institute of Data and Marketing

IFEA - International Festivals and Events Association

Institute of Hospitality

International Special Events Society

LSA - Leisure Studies Association

MPI - Meeting Professionals International

National Outdoor Events Association

PCMA - Professional Convention Management Association

PSA - Production Services Association

SITE - Society for Incentive Travel Excellence

TESA - The Events Services Association
BU Library subscribes to this Association's magazine 'Event Organiser' (type or copy and paste this URL into a web browser -
https://capitadiscovery.co.uk/bournemouth-ac/items/8232). Latest issues are held in Talbot Campus Library.

UFI The Global Association of the Exhibition Industry