Britain’s night time economy is undergoing a profound structural shift, with new data revealing that 28.9% of late-night venues have disappeared since March 2020, a
Short Report Summary The Night Time Economy Market Monitor explores the ongoing challenges facing the UK’s night time economy, highlighting sharp declines in late-night venues,
Young people still want to go out, but cost of living pressures and rising costs are shutting them out. Britain’s young people haven’t fallen out
The Fan-Led Review for Live and Electronic Music is now available on the UK Parliament Website: NTIA CEO Michael Kill Says: “The Night Time Industries
NTIA in conjunction with SKY TV is gathering urgent frontline evidence on the impact of rising Business Rates. Business Rates are rising again this April.
Britain has lost over a quarter of its late-night economy, tens of thousands of jobs, and a growing share of its global cultural identity, and
The definitive 2026 analysis of the UK electronic music sector – £2.47bn in economic impact, infrastructure pressures, global dominance, and what must happen next. Get the full report instantly.
The Night Time Economy continues to evolve under pressure from rising costs, shifting consumer habits, and the fallout of the cost-of-living crisis. Our latest Night Time Economy Market Monitor reveals both stark challenges—such as the rise of “night time deserts”—and sparks of resilience, from themed bars to blockbuster live music events. Download the full report now to explore the data, insights, and expert commentary shaping the future of Britain’s nightlife.
Scotland’s vibrant nightlife, a cornerstone of our cultural and economic landscape, faces significant challenges from rising costs, regulatory hurdles, and insufficient support. Discover how the Northern Lights Manifesto offers strategic recommendations to revitalise our night time economy, enhance community safety, promote sustainability, and protect cultural venues. Download the full manifesto for detailed insights on creating a flourishing nightlife across Scotland.
Statement from Michael Kill, CEO of the Night Time Industries Association on the Licensing Policy Sprint – Joint Industry and HM Government Taskforce Report. Michael
UK nightlife’s fragile recovery is under severe threat from rising taxes and costs, with independent venues hit hardest—down 15.8% since 2020. The NTIA warns urgent government action is essential to prevent irreversible decline.
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
Michael Kill, CEO of the Night Time Industries Association, has strongly criticised the Government’s Arts Everywhere Fund for failing to support contemporary and countercultural spaces:
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
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.
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.
The 2024 Hospitality Market Monitor report by NielsenIQ provides insights into the current trends, challenges, and opportunities within the global hospitality sector. It covers areas
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) is raising serious concerns about the increasing number of noise complaints against licensed venues across the UK, which pose
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) in collaboration with the Adam Smith Institute and Obsurvant reveal the key findings from its recent Consumer Insight Survey.
The latest edition of an annual report published by The Open University, in partnership with the British Chambers of Commerce, has found that longstanding skill
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