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Late night levies

Crime figures 'not impacted by LNLs'

08-Jul-2015 By Emily Sutherland

Late night levies (LNLs) have yet to have a significant impact on reducing alcohol-related crime, according to figures released by local councils.

Police use 'dodgy evidence' in LNL and EMRO cases, say leading lawyers

06-Feb-2014 By Ellie Bothwell

Police are consistently presenting “dodgy evidence” during licensing hearings on late-night levies (LNL) and early morning restriction orders (EMROs), leading licensing lawyers have claimed.

Newcastle reveals discount plan for late-night levy pubs

10-Jul-2013 By Noli Dinkovski

Pubs and clubs subject to Newcastle’s proposed late-night levy (LNL) will receive a 30% discount if they sign up to a best-practice scheme currently being set up by the council.

Majority of local authorities shun EMROs and late-night levies

12-Apr-2013 By John Harrington

More than three quarters of local authorities have ruled out introducing either an early morning restriction order (EMRO) or a late night levy (LNL) in the near future, while just 1% say they plan to introduce either measure, according to a survey of...

Licensing study: the conclusions

12-Apr-2012 By Jonathan Smith

There were some interesting conclusions from Poppleston Allen’s late-night licensing survey, which you may have seen published recently. Between August and November 2011 we contacted, by telephone, 99% of all the licensing authorities in England and Wales...

Late night levy and EMROs 'unlikely' to be used

28-Sep-2011 By Adam Pescod

Early-morning restriction orders (EMROs) and the late-night levy (LNL) are unlikely to be put into practice because licensing authorities are simply “not excited” by them, according to licensing specialists.