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Soho group's licence opposition bad for London, says Khan

Soho group's licence opposition bad for London, says Khan
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan has criticized the Soho Society for opposing all new licensing applications for bars and restaurants in the area. The Mayor intends to use new government-granted powers to protect nightlife venues and support the city's late-night economy.

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This conflict highlights the tension between urban residential quality-of-life concerns and the economic necessity of a thriving nightlife sector.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google James W Kelly and Freddy Tennyson , London Getty Images Soho has long been considered central London s nightlife hotspot Sir Sadiq Khan has described a Soho residents group s decision to begin opposing all new licensing applications for bars and restaurants in the area as "bad for London".

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The article presents both the Mayor's perspective and the Soho Society's concerns regarding infrastructure and community impact.

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