UK's biggest nightclub could have its licence STRIPPED after 'drug-related deaths', knife crime and partygoers horror stories of being 'crushed in crowd of thousands'

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UK's biggest nightclub could have its licence STRIPPED after 'drug-related deaths', knife crime and partygoers horror stories of being 'crushed in crowd of thousands'
Published: Dec, 24 2024 23:02

A 15,000-capacity 'superclub' in North London faces having its licence stripped following drug-related deaths and a stabbing on the premises. Drumsheds in Tottenham, Enfield is at risk of closure after the Metropolitan Police submitted an application for its licence to be reviewed following a spate of recent serious incidents, including a drug overdose and a reveller attacked with a knife.

 [Clubbers on December 13 who were left in tears after being made to queue for 'hours' say they felt 'unsafe' after being 'crushed' in the crowds at a popular rave venue over the weekend - and are demanding refunds]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Clubbers on December 13 who were left in tears after being made to queue for 'hours' say they felt 'unsafe' after being 'crushed' in the crowds at a popular rave venue over the weekend - and are demanding refunds]

Four clubgoers were rushed to hospital on the night of October 12 after having taken drugs at the venue. A 27-year-old man tragically died and another required urgent care following the incident which was not immediately reported to police. On another evening, a 29-year-old woman died after taking a drug overdose.

 [Dozens of revellers were left outraged after standing for hours in queues and reports of people having panic attacks and urinating at the venue on December 13]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Dozens of revellers were left outraged after standing for hours in queues and reports of people having panic attacks and urinating at the venue on December 13]

And at another event on Saturday November 16, officers were called to the clubhouse after reports of a man being attacked with a knife. The victim was hospitalised after suffering several lacerations on his body. A police report said that officers considered closing the venue that night given the venue's lack of cooperation, but were left unable to do so due to the 'size of the crowd' and the 'lack of resources to do so safely'.

Meanwhile, revellers at an event held at the party space - one of Europe's largest - earlier this month complained of huge queues, crowd crushes and 'physical violence'. Drumsheds in Enfield, North London is facing a review of its licence following a spate of serious incident including a stabbing and several drug-related deaths.

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