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Trade bodies have called for Government to take action to protect security workers against violence, after a new BBC report drew attention to the high levels of abuse they face in the workplace.

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To kick you out of a club if youre having a good time. its only if its necessary. and i dont want it to be necessary. so be good people when you go to my club, 0k? the national police chiefs council told us, "police take abuse directed towards door supervisors and others working in the night—time economy incredibly seriously. we strongly encourage those who suffer abuse, or those witnessing offences to report these to the police." ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. live from london, this is bbc ...

Motorists driving through London overnight will be stung by paying the much-maligned ULEZ charge twice for one period of driving as the scheme is set to extend to all of the citys boroughs.

Rail passengers are suffering fresh travel disruption because of more strikes in long-running disputes over pay, jobs and conditions.

RAIL STRIKES this week are set to add to the woes of the hospitality industry, already bruised by an almost doubling of energy bills. Industrial action by

The UK financial ombudsman's ruling that interest must be paid on businesses whose Covid insurance pay out were delayed by insurers has been welcomed by the hospitality industry - but it warned that it came too too late for some. 

A campaign to stop the permanent closure of the O2 Academy Brixton after a fatal crush is launched.

The Night-Time Industries Association (NTIA) has welcomed a Government move to protect tips against “a few unscrupulous employers”.

With the draft legislation for Martyn’s Law being published, The Morning Advertiser has looked at how the bill will affect operators.