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Havering Council's Licensing Sub-Committee granted Jukebox extended operating hours in September 2026, despite police objections.

Havering Council's Licensing Sub-Committee granted Jukebox, a Romford nightclub, an extension to its operating hours in September 2026. This decision allows the venue to stay open until 4 am on Fridays and Saturdays, with last entry at 2:30 am and alcohol sales until 3:30 am, despite objections from the Metropolitan Police and Havering's Licensing Authority.

The variation to the premises licence for Jukebox, a high-energy bar and late-night party venue at 72-74 South Street, Romford, was considered by the committee. Responsible authorities had raised concerns regarding the potential impact of the extended hours. No further council discussions or decisions are currently scheduled for this topic.

Key facts

  1. Jukebox was granted extended operating hours until 4 am on Fridays and Saturdays. Source
  2. Havering Council's Licensing Sub-Committee made the decision on September 17, 2026. Source
  3. The Metropolitan Police and Havering's Licensing Authority objected to the extension. Source
  4. The licence variation permits last entry at 2:30 am and alcohol sales until 3:30 am. Source
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