No more 24-hour party people (From Times Series)
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No more 24-hour party people
1:45pm Tuesday 13th May 2008 in
A BAR on the outskirts of St Albans has had its licence revoked over allegations of violence and under-age drinking.
The district council, under police advice, has withdrawn the alcohol licence of 24/7 in Redbourn Road, formerly known as the Metro Bar and Fudge.
The bar's management, who boast of having the only 24-hour licence in Hertfordshire, have 21 days to appeal, and will not have to stop serving drink while any appeal is under consideration.
Police spokesman Simon Feldman said: "We have tried to work with the management, but they have not wanted to work with us."
The Review has been unable to contact the bar for comment.
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