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Late-night pub hours failing communities, report warns
A sobering new analysis reveals that relaxed late-night licensing laws are creating more problems than prosperity, with local residents bearing the brunt of noise and disruption while promised economic benefits fail to materialise.
TV Licence Crackdown: 5,486 Homes Face £1,000 Fines
TV Licensing launches major enforcement campaign targeting thousands of households across the UK. Here's what you need to know to avoid substantial fines.
UK pubs face £1,500 licensing fee crisis
British publicans confront fresh financial pressures as government plans could impose substantial new licensing costs, adding to existing challenges in the hospitality sector.
Labour's Plan to Transform UK Pub Opening Hours
Sir Keir Starmer announces radical overhaul of pub licensing laws, giving landlords power to set flexible opening times and revitalise Britain's struggling hospitality sector.
Starmer's plan to extend pub hours and boost live music
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces radical plans to extend pub opening times and cut red tape for live music venues, promising a new dawn for Britain's struggling hospitality sector.
Pub hours extension proposed for England and Wales
The government is considering permanent extended pub licensing hours to boost the hospitality sector and create a more continental-style nightlife culture across England and Wales.
Gatwick taxi drivers protest Uber's licensing advantage
Hundreds of licensed taxi drivers brought roads around Gatwick Airport to a standstill, protesting what they call Uber's circumvention of local licensing laws that's crippling their livelihoods.
Bizarre UK Laws That Could Get You Fined
Discover the strange and outdated laws still active across Britain that could see you fined for everyday activities from handling salmon suspiciously to knocking on doors and running away.
Pubs get extended hours for England World Cup games
UK pubs and bars can apply for extended opening hours during England's World Cup campaign, allowing fans to cheer on the team with later drinks service.
Cannabis Bribery Scandal Rocks California City Officials
Explosive lawsuit reveals Baldwin Park officials allegedly demanded massive bribes from cannabis businesses in exchange for operating permits, exposing corruption in California's legal weed industry.
Labour Civil War: Burnham Attacks Starmer on Hospitality Betrayal
Senior Labour figures, including Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, launch a blistering attack on Keir Starmer's party for siding with the Conservatives on crippling licensing fees for pubs and venues.
Aussie Naturist's Crusade for UK Public Nudity Rights
Vincent Marty, a prominent Australian naturist, is campaigning to legalise public nudity across the UK, challenging centuries-old laws and societal norms. Discover his radical vision for a clothing-optional Britain.
1935: Nuremberg Laws Enacted - A Dark Day in History
On 17 September 1935, the Nazi regime enacted the infamous Nuremberg Laws, a cornerstone of state-sponsored antisemitism that systematically stripped Jewish people of their citizenship and fundamental rights, paving the way for the Holocaust.
Boy George Forced to Work Club Toilets in Council Row
Culture Club icon Boy George has been ordered to perform menial toilet duties at his own pop-up club by Westminster Council, following a licensing row that has stunned the music industry.
Dashboard mistake risks £2,500 fine and 9 points for drivers
Millions of UK motorists are at risk of hefty fines and penalty points for a common but often overlooked driving offence related to dashboard warning lights. Learn how to avoid this costly mistake.
Council can seize your garden under obscure UK law
Homeowners across Britain are facing a shocking threat to their property rights as obscure landscaping laws allow councils to seize parts of private gardens without compensation. Discover how your backyard could be at risk.
Illegal horn use could cost UK drivers £1,000 fine
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines for improper horn use. Learn the Highway Code rules to avoid a £1,000 penalty and points on your licence for this common driving offence.
UK drivers warned: School run mistakes could cost £2,500
Millions of UK parents risk massive fines and penalty points for everyday school run errors. Experts reveal the 12 most common illegal behaviours that could cost you dearly.
UK Scraps Annual North Sea Oil and Gas Licensing Rounds
In a landmark environmental decision, the UK government has halted its routine North Sea oil and gas licensing, signalling a major shift towards renewable energy and net-zero commitments.
Porepunkah shooter had no prior violence convictions
Exclusive investigation into the background of alleged gunman Dezi Freeman reveals clean criminal record despite Victoria's strict firearm licensing procedures.
UK drivers face £5,000 fines for loud car music
Millions of UK motorists risk hefty fines under new noise pollution laws targeting loud music and excessive engine revving. Here's what you need to know to avoid penalties.
Secret parking rule could cost UK drivers £1,000
Drivers are being warned about a little-known parking rule that could lead to massive fines and penalty points, even when you think you've paid correctly.
FIFA faces legal battle over faulty agent exam
Prospective football agents are taking FIFA to court after technical glitches marred their online licensing exam, threatening their careers.
UK Grass Cutting Laws: Avoid Fines & Disputes
Confused about the legalities of cutting grass in the UK? Learn the rules, restrictions, and best practices to avoid fines and neighbour disputes.
10 Surprisingly Illegal Things Tourists Do Abroad
From chewing gum in Singapore to wearing high heels in Greece, discover the bizarre laws tourists often break without realising.
Boston official accused of cannabis extortion
A high-ranking Boston official faces serious allegations of extorting cannabis businesses for personal gain, exposing corruption in the licensing process.
Man sells face to AI for £1,500
A man reveals how he made £1,500 by licensing his face to an AI company, sparking ethical debates about digital identity and privacy.
Aussie dodges parking fines with legal loophole
A young Australian has discovered a legal loophole to avoid paying parking fines, sparking debate over enforcement fairness. Here's how he did it.
Farage: Online Safety Laws Threaten Free Speech
Nigel Farage and Reform UK demand the abolition of controversial online safety laws, arguing they stifle free speech and personal freedoms.
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