Three hundred years since they first appeared, the capital's traditional members-only clubs have endured and evolved. Now a new book explores this peculiarly British phenomenon.

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Gone are the days when private members' clubs were solely for the benefit of wealthy gentlemen of noble status. London, of course, was the OG hub for these exclusive clubs that rose to prominence ...

Although Covid was about five Taylor Swift albums ago, its effects are still felt in London’s nightlife. Since 2020, more than a third of UK nightclubs have closed, so never has it been so ...

The number of 24-hour licences held by pubs, bars and nightclubs in London fell by more than two-thirds between 2021-22 and 2023-24, from 183 to 58, according to Home Office figures.

Membership-only bars and clubs don't tend to crop up often in South London, which is what makes Upstairs At The Department Store in Brixton such an attractive proposition.