The drumbeat hearings should never have escalated to this level
NTIA comments following the outcome of the Drumsheds licensing hearing, which saw Enfield Council approve Drumsheds, one of London's leading large event spaces, to continue operating at full capacity.Michael Kill, chief executive of the Nighttime Industry Association, said:"This hearing should not have escalated to such a contentious level. Targeting specific art forms risks perpetuating discrimination against cultural spaces and their communities. The continued operation of Drumsheds once again demonstrates its important role as a cornerstone of London's nightlife - A space where music, culture and community come together. The council’s balanced regulatory approach sets a positive precedent, enabling cultural venues to thrive responsibly while promoting community engagement, supporting the local economy and maintaining a safe, secure environment for all. An inclusive environment.”“The Enfield Licensing Subcommittee’s decision to allow the Drumsheds to reopen, with the additional safety measures in place, is a major win for public safety and for one of London’s most iconic cultural venues. The Drumsheds has always shown…
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