Licensing
Night Time Industries Association welcomes reopening of Brixton Academy
The reopening of the O2 Brixton Academy 16 months after a fatal crush led to the deaths of two people has been welcomed by the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA).
Thousands back Petersham Nurseries in fight over evening dinner service
Thousands of people have backed a campaign calling for Petersham Nurseries in Richmond to be allowed to continue its evening dinner service.
Karen's Diner closes site after traces of drugs found on baby changing table
Pub licensing hours could be extended for Euros 2024
Met has no confidence in O2 Brixton Academy operator but does not want venue to close permanently
Takeaway pints extended until March 2025
Pub puts an end to 'bottomless brunch' after underage girl taken to hospital
A London pub has agreed to stop running ‘bottomless brunch’ events after a 17-year-old girl drank[...]
Brawl sees licensing restrictions placed on W London hotel in Leicester Square
A brawl that involved more than 30 people and saw bottles and belts used as weapons[...]
Pubs to stay open until 1am to mark Queen's Platinum Jubilee
The government has moved forward with plans to let pubs stay open until 1am to celebrate[...]
Plans to allow hospitality venues to stay open longer for Queen's Platinum Jubilee
Pubs, bars and clubs could be allowed to stay open for an extra two hours to[...]
Wake-up call: Getting your neighbours onside for an outside bar
Early engagement with local residents is key to success if you want to install an outside bar in your beer garden, advises Ewen Macgregor."
Viewpoint: What’s in a name when it comes to a drink?
A pub can be a restaurant, but a restaurant can’t be a pub – but why are we still following this archaic licence ruling when there’s an industry to get back on its feet, asks Piers Warne, legal director at[...]
Industry welcomes amended licensing regulations
Hospitality has welcomed amended licensing regulations in England and Wales.
Wake-up call: Preparing for an alfresco reopening
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
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’
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[...]
Wake-up call: Could you be clobbered for ‘proceeds of crime’?
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
Street Feast gears up to Manchester openings
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