Pubs face £1,000 fine if they don’t stop people dancing and singing
Pub landlords face fines of £1,000 if they allow dancing or music above 85 decibels on their property, a new coronavirus law…
Pub landlords face fines of £1,000 if they allow dancing or music above 85 decibels on their property, a new coronavirus law…
Head of England’s exams regulator resigns after results scandal The head of Ofqual, the exams regulator in England, has resigned…
Napster, the pioneering digital music brand from way back when, is changing hands once more. Today, a U.K. startup called MelodyVR,…
UK producer Preditah is back home safe and sound Last week the music producer put up some very concerning videos…
OUR LONDON COMMUNITY Save the under 18s London free travel The government is planning on cancelling the under 16s…
They are China‘s key trading partners but some African leaders have been angered by Beijing’s reported discrimination against their citizens. They…
What happens when neighboring countries have completely different drug policies? While Sweden rigidly sticks to its zero tolerance laws, liberal…