The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) is urging the Safeguarding Minister and local authorities to move beyond outdated, performative approaches to safety and commit to
In a further move to break the cycle of young people carrying knives and to better protect the public from knife-related crime, from 1st August, ninja swords
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) is outraged by the Chancellor’s latest Statement—a reckless dereliction of duty that blatantly disregards the night-time economy’s desperate need
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. Dancing has always been more than just a form of entertainment. Across time and
Today, a coalition of trade bodies and associations representing over 100,000 businesses across the UK’s night-time economy, cultural sector, and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) in hospitality,
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. The pandemic and the cost of living crisis have done more than just shut
Today, the UK’s private security sector has come together in unity, signing a formal letter to the Home Secretary and the Minister for Security urging
Brighton Music Conference (BMC), the UK’s leading electronic music and networking event is excited to announce the first wave of speakers and session topics for
The SIA uses its licensing criteria when it makes decisions on who is fit and proper to hold an SIA licence. An SIA licence allows
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. The night-time economy has always been a dynamic and vibrant force, but in today’s
This International Women’s Day carries a powerful message following our inspiring Women’s Empowerment Brunch at the NTIA Night Time Economy Summit. Walking into a room
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. The night-time economy has long been the lifeblood of cities, bringing vibrancy, culture, and
As you will likely know, Section 11 of the Business and Planning Act 2020 (BPA) modified provisions in the Licensing Act 2003 to introduce a
Plans to trial simpler and more flexible ticketing across the North have taken one step closer this week with trials on track for later this
In one of the biggest legislative updates to crime and policing for decades, a comprehensive package of new laws will tackle head-on the antisocial behaviour,
Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. As we continue to feel the effects of a changing economic and environmental landscape,
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
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