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RTM SHOW – CELEBRATING 20 YEARS IN 2021!

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It has become apparent that we will NOT be able to host our annual RTM Show in September 2020. As a result, we have decided that we will cancel well ahead of time and hold this special one-day event in 2021 – to be precise: Wednesday 8th September 2021.

Why?

Originally it was expected that the “Spring lockdown”, together with governments aggressively tracking and tracing individuals with the illness, would reduce the coronavirus infection rate to the point at which we would be able to get back to “normal” life within a few months.

Whilst enormous progress has been made, it’s clear that with the need for continued social distancing, and with consideration to and respect for all the efforts and sacrifices made by all, we cannot be hosting and encouraging gatherings or taking risks. We stand firm in our support to our NHS and those at risk.

We will, of course, be continuing our normal daily work routines, supporting our clients and undertaking on-site or customer demonstrations within the guidelines and with strict protocols. We have space, we have the products and we will work really hard to give you the very best service and attention.

What Happens Next?

We will, once we are sure of a successful vaccine control or eradication of Coronavirus risks, be holding our biggest and best RTM Show and celebrating our 20th year of business! For anyone that has booked and secured advance tickets for this year’s RTM Show, please change your diary dates to 8th September 2021 and look out for our possible “Spring Back Event” in May 2021. Thank you too to our fantastic supporters and to the manufacturers who are committed to attending and supporting us.

Richard and Team at RT Machinery

www.rtmachinery.co.uk

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