Next week, London Underground will run its first night tube services as the capital congratulates itself on becoming the nation's first 24-hour city. But while the Mayor's office is intent on running trains for the city's night owls, the rest of local government seems determined to tuck them up in bed. In the past 10 years, a savage assault on our nightlife has caused 40 per cent of London's music venues to close. Those that are left face a constant struggle to retain a late license.
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