Young people still want to go out, but soaring costs are forcing clubs to rethink about how they operate.

London mayor Sadiq Khan has announced the creation of a nightlife commission as he prepares for new licensing powers aimed at bolstering the city’s late-night economy.

Investors include Ashton Kutcher, who will now join the company’s board of directors, as well as Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management.

"At the end of the day there’s not many people in hospitality that can pick up the phone and call Rhianna or Jay Z," an insider said of Richie Akiva, arrested last week.

The Coach and Horses in Soho is one of central London’s most storied boozers. It was a favourite of Peter O’Toole, who famously once got so drunk he climbed onto the roof and refused to get down until ...

The number of 24-hour licenses in London have hit record lows. Metro takes a look at why.

The whole ethos of George, on Mayfair’s Mount Street, is rooted in the love of dogs. Established in 2001 and named after ...

Uber reveals London's most requested destinations as Scottish cities top UK's nightlife hotspots - London came third on ...

A series of free-to-attend events taking place in the evenings will transform London’s dark winter streets this February. Art ...

The Red Lion & Sun in Highgate has just been named the third best gastropub in the UK. The north London institution scooped the honour in the 2026 list of Britain’s top 50 gastropubs, which featured ...

Historically, private members’ clubs were reserved for wealthy, high-society men. Gentlemen’s clubs began around the 17th century, with London being the main hub – particularly around the area of St ...

Soho House has completed its £2b ($2.7b) deal to merge with parent company EH Parent and EH MergerSub and become a private company.