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Recent changes to the Licensing Law of 2003 meant that London establishments serving late night alcohol could apply for a new licence to extend opening hours past 11pm, to cater for the haven of Londons late night drinkers.

These changes to the Licensing Law of 2003 were made to increase control of licensing alcohol and also try to increase prevention of crime & disorder and public nuisance, which can be associated with late night drinking. Pubs, bars and clubs can now apply for a license to sell or deliver alcohol in London between the hours of 11pm-5am.

From February 2005 any savvy business owner who wanted to set up a late night drinks delivery service in London will have to apply to the appropriate local council for the new personal license to deliver alcohol, and they would also have to apply for a premesis licence to store alcohol.

Any new or existing establishment that did not apply for the new license by November 2005 would have to cease trading.

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