Industry's Late Night Lunch returns

Late Night Lunch, a networking and charity event for pub, bar and nightclub operators, will take place in Liverpool this year on Wednesday 18 October.

The event, which brings the late night sector together while raising money for the Tim Bacon Foundation, will happen at Anfield, the home of Liverpool FC.

"Liverpool is a city that has already hosted the Eurovision Song Contest earlier this year, so it knows how to throw a party and that is what the UK late night sector is rightly proud of doing," says industry veteran John Hayes, who founded the event. “Late Night Lunch was founded to bring these operators together – enabling discussions about shared issues to be had, friendships to be made and for the sector to come together in a unique event, exclusively for those involved with late night hospitality. And this is all completed while raising the much-needed funds for the Tim Bacon Foundation – a foundation in honour of one of our industry’s most innovative operators."

Guests will enjoy a drinks reception and a three course lunch before heading into Liverpool to see what the city has to offer consumers of the late night marketplace.

"Like any charity, we are terribly honoured to be the beneficiary of any fundraising activity – but when it is from your peers in a sector that Tim was involved with all his life, it really does add something very special to the event," says Jeremy Roberts, chairman of Living Ventures and the Tim Bacon Foundation."

Places can be booked via the event's website latenightlunch.co.uk.

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