Iconic London nightclub Printworks given green light for redevelopment
Iconic music venue, Printworks, could be set to return to London’s nightlife scene after planning permission was approved for ‘cultural use’.
Originally built as a printing factory for the Evening Standard newspaper in the 1990s, the space has been transformed into a dynamic hub for music, arts, and events.
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Earlier this year an update revealed that property developers were in talks with Broadwick Live, which represents Printworks, about turning the former printing press into a ‘cultural venue’ that would include offices, an exhibition space, and a live music venue.
Plans to transform the venue were approved on Tuesday night by Southwark Council.
The Night Time Industries Association released a statement that said this is "an extremely positive moment" for nightlife in the UK capital.
Reports suggest Printworks is set to reopen in 2026.
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