Written by Caroline Brown Regency Security. With the number of licensed security staff falling throughout the UK and the requirement for SIA Security staff needed by licensed premises and event organisers increasing,…
Written by Andy Grimsey – Poppleston Allen Many authorities see a Premises Licence issued under the Licensing Act permitting the sale of alcohol and provision of regulated entertainment as the main…
Check out the link below to see Board member Alex Proud’s article from The Times. Alex Proud – Article Newsletter
A New White Paper commissioned by Access All Areas in association with The NTIA and The Fair The booming event sector could rejuvenate the struggling High Street, says a ground-breaking…
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/nightclubs-should-not-be-punished-drugs-venue-1575797 Alan D Miller, IB Times: August 12, 2016 18:50 BST How to deal with drugs is a question for the whole of society and should not be foisted onto clubs…
Huck Magazine, Posted Monday 11th July, 2016, Text by Saoirse O’Leary, Photography © Splitshire Despite an onslaught of club closures, and an uncertain future, people are still throwing their weight behind London nightlife. If there’s…
The Guardian, Heidi Scrimgeour. Wednesday 13th July, 2016 New York City no longer has the monopoly on nightlife – it is now just one of innumerable cities that don’t sleep,…
Resident Advisor, 15.03.16 Nightlife professionals from London, Berlin and Amsterdam sit down to discuss how to deal with the many threats facing one of the world’s best club scenes. UK…
Thump Staff, January 20 2016, THUMP All this week THUMP and VICE UK are running a series looking at the state of British nightlife. It’s called Britain and Night and…
By Mark Wilding, VICE, Jan 18 2016 The buildings that tower above Dalston Junction station provide a vivid representation of how the area has changed in recent years. The Dalston…