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The modern world is blurring the boundaries between night and day

Fear and Loathing on Mare Street: what Hackney’s licensing dispute says about its attitude to nightlife

“Who is Hackney for?” Mayor Philip Glanville on the borough’s controversial changes to nightlife licencing

Don’t mourn the decline of the big camp-out: urban festivals could boost our cities’ economies

Half of Bristol’s music venues are under threat. Blame developers

The UK government now supports the ‘Agent of Change’ bill to protect music venues. So what does that mean?

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The cornerstone of London’s nighttime economy isn’t nightlife, but nurses, drivers and delivery people

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Could London really be a 24-hour city?

Two east London boroughs are planning to tax nightlife to fund the clean up. Will it work?

London’s music venues are recovering – but business rate review could stop them in their tracks

To build a strong nighttime economy, our city planners need to learn to feel the music

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