The policies killing Britain’s nightlife
Britain’s nightclubs are disappearing – casualties of planning failures, punitive business rates and a policy framework that neglects the night-time economy.
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Rhi Storer
Rhi Storer is a policy correspondent at the New Statesman. She previously worked at Schools Week, Birmingham Mail, and The Guardian.
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