In The Industry
Boots on the Ground – Hitting the Streets for Promo Again
Last Saturday, for the first time in a long while, I was back out flyering, proper boots-on-the-ground promo. It’s something I used to do all
March 31, 2025
Last Saturday, for the first time in a long while, I was back out flyering, proper boots-on-the-ground promo. It’s something I used to do all
When clubs were finally allowed to reopen after lockdown, we thought we were on the edge of something massive. After more than a year of
Bongo’s Bingo isn’t just a bingo night—it’s a full-throttle mix of games, partying, and absolute mayhem. With music, dancing, and some truly bizarre prize giveaways, it’s a night out like no other. But does it live up to the hype? Absolutely. On Friday the 21st I was invited down to find out for myself.
Big changes could be on the horizon for the UK’s private security industry. With the Security Industry Authority (SIA) now under the Home Office, plus
Running nightlife events isn’t just about putting on a good party—it’s about creating spaces where people feel safe. That’s why Nightlife Cambridge recently took part
Nightlife is often dismissed as little more than loud music, overpriced drinks, and bleary-eyed mornings. But in reality, it plays a crucial role in shaping
The UK’s clubbing scene has always evolved with the times. From the superclubs of the early 2000s to the underground warehouse raves that defined a
Some nights in Cambridge nightlife come and go, but a few leave a lasting mark. Fleek Friday is one of those nights. Originally launched at
Something new is coming this week for Cambridge’s nightlife: IN THE LOOP at The Grain and Hop Store, supported by Red Bull. This isn’t a
In recent years, a rather dystopian theory has gained traction online: the dead-internet theory. This theory posits that a significant and increasing portion of the
