Licensing

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Pub puts an end to 'bottomless brunch' after underage girl taken to hospital

27 October 2022 by Sophie Witts

A London pub has agreed to stop running ‘bottomless brunch’ events after a 17-year-old girl drank so much she had to be taken to hospital.

Brawl sees licensing restrictions placed on W London hotel in Leicester Square

15 August 2022 by Emma Lake

A brawl that involved more than 30 people and saw bottles and belts used as weapons has seen additional licencing restrictions placed on Marriott’s W London hotel in Leicester Square.

Pubs to stay open until 1am to mark Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Pubs to stay open until 1am to mark Queen's Platinum Jubilee

22 March 2022 by Sophie Witts

Plans to allow hospitality venues to stay open longer for Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Plans to allow hospitality venues to stay open longer for Queen's Platinum Jubilee

30 December 2021 by Sophie Witts

Wake-up call: Getting your neighbours onside for an outside bar

Wake-up call: Getting your neighbours onside for an outside bar

09 September 2021 by News

Viewpoint: What’s in a name when it comes to a drink?

26 August 2021 by News

Industry welcomes amended licensing regulations

Industry welcomes amended licensing regulations

10 June 2021 by Katherine Price

Hospitality has welcomed amended licensing regulations in England and Wales.

Wake-up call: Preparing for an alfresco reopening

Wake-up call: Preparing for an alfresco reopening

08 April 2021 by Jane Lindop

Outdoor hospitality can reopen from next week, but certain restrictions and licensing requirements remain in place.[...]

Authorities told to take ‘pragmatic’ approach to licence breaches and missed payments

Authorities told to take ‘pragmatic’ approach to licence breaches and missed payments

08 April 2020 by Emma Lake

Local authorities have been told to take a “considered and pragmatic” approach to licence breaches and[...]

Pubs warned ‘flout rules and face losing your licence’

Pubs warned ‘flout rules and face losing your licence’

24 March 2020 by Emma Lake

Police have warned landlords that if they breach the government-imposed lockdown and continue to serve customers[...]

D&D London's 100 Wardour retains live music rights as council protects 'special nature' of West End

D&D London has retained the right to host live bands and DJ sets at Soho venue 100 Wardour Street after residents launched a licence review complaining of noise nuisance. "

14 November 2019 by Emma Lake

Wake-up call: Could you be clobbered for ‘proceeds of crime’?

Wake-up call: Could you be clobbered for ‘proceeds of crime’?

26 September 2019

Breach your alcohol licence or planning order, and you may find yourself treated as a criminal mastermind, as James Daglish explains

Noise complaints prompt licence review at D&D London's 100 Wardour

Noise complaints prompt licence review at D&D London's 100 Wardour

12 August 2019

Street Feast gears up to Manchester openings

Street Feast gears up to Manchester openings

07 August 2019 by Emma Lake

Residents' group granted permission for judicial review of council's licensing policy

Residents' group granted permission for judicial review of council's licensing policy

20 March 2019 by Emma Lake

Government looks to clamp down on 24-hour drinking at airports

Government looks to clamp down on 24-hour drinking at airports

01 November 2018 by Emma Lake

Group seeks judicial review into Hackney Council's licensing policy

Group seeks judicial review into Hackney Council's licensing policy

24 October 2018 by Emma Lake

Hackney Council passes ‘disastrous' licensing policy including ‘blanket curfew'

19 July 2018 by Emma Lake

London council to vote on enforcing a ‘blanket curfew'

London council to vote on enforcing a ‘blanket curfew'

16 July 2018

Viewpoint: Due diligence in uncertain times

Viewpoint: Due diligence in uncertain times

15 June 2018

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