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One trade body has called for government intervention to support the night time economy after its research shed light on the instability of the sector.

Smaller clubs are losing out to mega raves, private events and even livestreams, say music industry insiders

The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has welcomed the Home Office’s announcement to modernise legislation around drink and needle spiking.

Need-to-know Scottish business stories: Loganair names new CFO, renewables boost, Braveheart report loss and Rio debut

Failing to include representation from the hospitality sector in the Covid-19 inquiry will be a waste of taxpayers’ money, according to the Night-Time Industries Association (NTIA).

Nightclubs are closing. More of us are swapping sambuca for sobriety. But what does this mean for partying? We explore the new way to go out-out in a mindful drinkers world...

In a new federal lawsuit, five women allege the Unified Government knowingly allowed "dirty cops" to exploit them sexually, among other crimes.

Owner of G-A-Y Late Jeremy Joseph has announced the closure of the Soho venue, citing a number of external pressures as the reasons why.

A woman who says former KCK detective Roger Golubski sexually assaulted her in 1992 is now speaking publicly about the incident for the first time.

According to a federal lawsuit, retired detective Roger Golubski and others were “dirty cops who used the power of their badges to exploit Black women.”