21 August 2026: Broadwick Announces More Consultants, Fewer Speakers and More Liaison
On 21 August Broadwick's Head of Operations, Lucy, set out a detailed list of additional measures following review of the previous weekend and meetings with officers from both Royal Greenwich and Tower Hamlets.
we have specialist noise consultants monitoring across the Greenwich Peninsula and Tower Hamlets and have increased the number of consultants that would be usual for this type of show
we have increased our community liaison response team capacity
the number of speakers within the event site has been reduced following further noise-propagation testing and consideration of residents' feedback
Broadwick also said artists had been asked to use in-ear monitors where possible, monitoring locations had been expanded and event/noise teams had been instructed to respond promptly to reports and make operational adjustments where appropriate.
What the archive will test
Those are factual claims capable of measurement: how many consultants before and after; how many liaison staff; how many speakers before and after; what monitoring locations were added; which council officers met Broadwick; and what operational changes followed.
The site will preserve those statements beside the contemporaneous evidence from the same weekend so that readers can assess what practical difference the additional measures made.
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