UK club owner to legally challenge gov’s 10pm curfew
G-A-Y owner Jeremy Joseph has hired leading barristers to challenge the "detrimental" curfew implemented last month
News By IQ | 5 October 2020
Jeremy Joseph, the owner of London nightclub G-A-Y, has hired leading barristers from Kings Chambers and Simpson Miller Solicitors to challenge the government’s decision to implement a national curfew of 10 pm on hospitality premises.
The 10 pm curfew came into effect on 24 September and has reportedly caused a “catastrophic” drop in trade for businesses, believed to be solely due to the implementation of the new restrictions, according to a recent survey.
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