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A council has said it is willing to work with an amateur boxing club after a boxing show was cancelled at the eleventh hour due to a licensing mix up

The plans of a family-run fish and chip shop to sell alcohol for the first time have been hit with complaints over street drinking at more issues.

A BAR in Dovercourt could see its licence revoked following concerns over loud music, rowdy crowds and fighting which have been causing…

England is considering raising the upper limit for an ‘alcohol-free’ drink from 0.05% ABV to 0.5% ABV. How could this change the burgeoning alcohol-free market in the UK?

The recent report on the declining number of British licensed premises in 2023 has sparked concern within the hospitality industry and licensed trade

As we drift into autumn, before you know it, Turkey Day and Santa season will be upon us. Following that is the inevitable New Year. And Jan. 1 inevitably brings

The visit will acknowledge the more painful aspects of the UK and Kenya’s colonial history.

Philippine Canadian Inquirer King Charles in Kenya: despite past tensions, the visit is a sign of a strong relationship with Britain News

The Metropolitan Police Act 1839 states you cannot carry a plank along a pavement in London unless you are loading or unloading it from a vehicle. Above: Eric Sykes in The Plank.

The UK’s first digital proof of age card has been launched by digital identity platform Luciditi with convenience stores set to be part of a testing