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Conviction rate only stands at 5.7 percent...
According to a report published by Broadly, incidents of rape in London pubs, clubs and bars rose by 136 percent between 1st April 2011...
New Jersey house DJ and producer, Joey Anderson, returns with his first album in four years, and third record for Berlin's Avenue 66, 'Rainbow Doll'...
Joey Anderson will release a new LP later this month.
The New Jersey-born house DJ and producer will release his first album in five years...
Regulation to preserve UK club culture considered 'priority'
There's seemingly good news for the UK club scene as improved regulation for clubs and bars will ensure nightlife is a 'priority' for politicians.
Between...
NTIA in talks with London's Mayor to appoint a protector for night time economy
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) will embark on a series of talks with the Mayor's Office at City Hall to appoint a "Night Time...
Night Time Industries Association’s Alan Miller endorses London Mayor’s suggestion of a clubbing representative in open letter.
If 2014 felt like an annus mirabilis for UK’s clubbing scene, than 2015 might be a year marked by the tentative beginnings of some positive...
Win more tickets for Warehouse Project this weekend
You may have noticed the Warehouse Project is currently smashing another season of killer parties. Already the likes of DJ Shadow, Armin Van Buuren...
Over 110,000 people were asked if they would be comfortable returning to live events soon after lockdown
A new report suggests that the majority of people would feel comfortable attending a music event soon after coronavirus restrictions were lifted.
The report, which...
The Warehouse Project returned for its final year at its “spiritual home” of Store Street last weekend. DJ Mag’s deputy digital editor Rob McCallum looks...
The UK club scene has changed hugely since the mid-noughties. The End is gone. As are The Cross, Turnmills, The Arches, Sankeys and countless more...
The funds will be added to the £1.57 billion announced in July 2020
The UK government has announced a £300 million boost to the Cultural Recovery Fund, intended to keep the industry afloat amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic...