Appleton Private University & International Nightlife Association Launch Faculty of Nightlife Studies: In a pioneering initiative, Appleton Private University, in collaboration with the International Nightlife
The Listen for Life campaign is set to make a global impact as it officially launches on World Hearing Day, 3rd March, during a star-studded
Plans are being set out to potentially extend licensing hours during the final stages of this summer’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, should England and/or Wales
Partygoers enjoying a night out will be better protected from spiking under new laws and a nationwide training programme for bar staff to tackle the
Known as one of the few go-to havens for after-hour thrill seekers, Starlane Pizza Bar, a rare gem hidden in the depths of East London
The ambition to put Leicester on the national stage as a music city is taking another step forward with a major industry event and multi-genre
World Leaders Summit will take place on March 21st at the Ashmolean Museum, OxfordAppleton Private University Named Finalist for Prestigious Education Award The prestigious World
Plans for a landmark bill to rewire Britain’s railways, including setting up a powerful passenger watchdog to give passengers a voice and hold train operators
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. The night-time economy—a vibrant ecosystem of bars, clubs, late-night eateries, and cultural spaces—is a
For the first time retailers will be required to report suspicious and bulk purchases of knives on their platforms to police, alongside stronger age verification
Police officers will be given stronger powers to drug test people following arrest, as part of government action to tackle the root causes of offending
A new study conducted by Obsurvant on behalf of the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has revealed that young people in the UK are going
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. In today’s world, digital technology is deeply woven into the fabric of daily life.
UK Music Chief Executive Tom Kiehl urged the Government to change entertainment licensing law and introduce a positive duty for local authorities to promote cultural
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) and CGA by NIQ have launched a quarterly Night Time Economy Market Monitor. This new report series highlights the economic impact, challenges, and evolving consumer trends in the hospitality industry.
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. Once a hallmark of bustling city bars and weekend revelry, vertical drinking – the
Electronic music remains a cultural and economic powerhouse in the UK, contributing an impressive £2.4 billion in 2024.
Despite financial setbacks, the industry continues to evolve with innovation and a strong sense of community.
Statement from Michael Kill, CEO of the Night Time Industries Association: “The Government’s 1p cut on a pint is a false economy—an empty gesture that
Investment in Neighbourhood Policing Welcome, but Night Time Economy Must Be a Priority Says NTIA Michael Kill, CEO of the NTIA Says:“The government’s announcement of
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. Have you ever been asked to leave a club or a bar before, or
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