Printworks granted planning consent for redevelopment: “An extremely positive moment for London’s nightlife”

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closed its doors back in May following an announcement in 2022 that Southwark Council had approved plans to turn it into an office block.Now, according to the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA), Printworks is one step closer to reopening.“We are extremely pleased to hear the news that Printworks officially received planning consent for redevelopment on Tuesday night,” the association wrote in a statement shared to X/Twitter.“This is an extremely positive moment for London’s nightlife and the entire cultural ecosystem of the city.

Printworks has long stood as a beacon of creativity and innovation, not just in the UK but globally.”Printworks is back!! NTIA Says Planning Consent A Positive Moment for London’s Nightlife"We are extremely pleased to hear the news that Printworks officially received planning consent for redevelopment on Tuesday night.

This is an extremely positive moment for London’s… pic.twitter.com/QkxEOT0BEY— Night Time Industries Association (@wearethentia) September 25, 2024The statement added that the approval is “a testament to the incredible support from the local authorities, community, the music industry, key stakeholders and the dedicated team behind Printworks”.The NTIA said plans were moving ahead and that patrons are “one step closer to seeing the venue reopen its doors, bringing back the energy, passion, and world-class experiences that made it such an iconic space”.The post concluded: “We look forward to the next chapter of Printworks, and its vital role in driving the recovery and growth of London’s night-time economy.

This news couldn’t come at a better time as we continue to champion the importance of venues like Printworks in shaping the future of our industry.”The full planning.