Event Planning
Coronavirus and Events
All applications for events on DDC land will each be considered on merit, in line with government guidance, as to whether the event is able to go ahead. Please ensure that along with the completion of the event notification form, the updated event management plan and risk assessment is also submitted to ensure you are in line with all COVID-19 guidance. We recommend that all documentation is submitted at least 28 days in advance of your event.
For events on non DDC land it is at the discretion of the event organiser in line with government advice including hand washing facilities and provision of hand sanitiser etc. Please ensure that an updated copy of your risk assessment is submitted to events@dover.gov.uk to show you are in line with all COVID-19 guidance.
For Remembrance Services please see the latest guidance.
Our step by step events package is as easy as 1, 2, 3...
Event Planning Toolkit
Organising an event can be hard work, and a top tip is to start early! Try to give yourself a six to twelve month start, and make sure that you get in touch with your local authority and any other relevant organisations as soon as you can. Full introduction.
How to run successful and safe event that everyone can enjoy
Identifying and dealing with potential hazards
Contact us if you want to use DDC land for your event
A suggested timeline to help you plan your event
Everything you need to know about running an event
Our White Cliffs Country website hosts our Events listing
Register for email updates from the event planning team
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