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Chingford Bar Loses Licence After Stabbing

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Scorpion Lounge in Chingford loses alcohol licence after stabbing incident, police probe reveals licence breaches, including serving drinks beyond hours and skipping ID scans.

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Chingford Bar Loses Licence After Stabbing

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Chingford Bar Loses Licence After Stabbing. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 20th, a bar in Chingford has lost its alcohol license following a police probe into a stabbing outside its doors. The incident happened at Scorpion Lounge on Hall Lane around 448 AM on Sunday, February 1. Two men ended up in hospital with multiple stab wounds, prompting quick action from authorities. Earlier last month, Metropolitan Police asked Waltham Forest Council to review the venue's license over several serious breaches. Officers arrived to find no staff on site, the crime scene untouched, and no call made to police from the bar itself. The lounge had special permission from last January to serve drinks to seat at customers only, stopping at 130 AM and closing at 2 AM. But the stabbing went well beyond those hours, and the place skipped mandatory ID scanners too. At a closed door council meeting last Friday, the 20th, counselors heard reports of patrons standing to drink and even pouring their own rounds. That sealed the decision to yank the license completely.

With the bar now shut down for good on alcohol sales, police continue their investigation into the attack and official stress-tider rules to keep. Night Safe Around Town

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