A new nightclub featuring a round-the-clock permit is scheduled to launch soon. London infusing some desperately needed vitality back into it city’s night time industry.
Brixton Storeys is set to launch on April 18 for an audience of approximately 750 individuals across multiple venues, featuring two rooftop terraces.
This is the first location in the region to receive a 24-hour license for both music and alcoholic beverages.
Stevie Thomas, who owns the venue, aims to introduce 'a new story to Brixton's night life scene while still maintaining a connection to the neighborhood’s history.'
He stated: "This legendary location perfectly suits that purpose and has undergone complete renovation with a fresh outlook that brings it squarely into contemporary times."
The club will emphasize LGBTQ+ events and will be established at the site of the former Prince of Wales residence, which has been thoroughly renovated.
He stated that the club will concentrate on events featuring up-and-coming artists and members of the LGBTQIA+ community, providing them with an opportunity to celebrate in their distinctive manner.
Several notable residents have already been unveiled, such as Cirque Du Soul, Supa Dupa Fly, UKGBrunch, Mas Que Nada, and Up On The Roof.
It comes as Sadiq Khan has disclosed his desire to 'resolve the tension' between Nimbys and nightclubs As he introduces a fresh initiative to revitalize London’s nocturnal scene.
The Mayor of London Has announced the establishment of London’s new independent Nightlife Taskforce following the departure of the city’s previous Night Czar, Amy Lamé, in October.
Her departure occurred as London was enduring a A 19% reduction in late-night establishments since Covid lockdowns, with iconic venues including Tiger Tiger and G-A-Y announcing their closures or planned sales.
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The owner of G-A-Y, Jeremy Joseph, stated, "There's no point struggling to remain open," attributing this decision to Westminster's stringent licensing laws, opposition from nearby residents, and the neighborhood losing its LGBTQ+ character.
However, when gathering individuals from every part of the nighttime economy Mr. Khan expressed his hope that the team will work towards reversing the rapid decline the city has been undergoing.
This involves looking into extending alcohol licensing hours, expanding the Night Tube service, and addressing NIMBYs who choose to live in areas with vibrant nightlife later on.
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