A new report from FreeTheNightNI suggests that much more can be done to improve the nightlife in towns and cities across Northern Ireland🍻 🎤
The report said that public transport should reflect the fact that pubs and clubs can now stay open to 03:00 at weekends.
"This creates other safety risks which police and community safety partnerships are all too familiar with." "The alcohol trade forms only part of the economic activity of the city in the evening and at night," the Free the Night report said. According to Free the Night, "a new evening and night-time minimum wage would lessen the financial pressures for nightlife workers and encourage more people to pursue professions between 6pm and 6am".
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