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Burnley Club Shut Three Months for Disorder
24 Dec
Summary
- A Burnley nightclub faces a three-month closure due to persistent anti-social behaviour.
- The closure order was granted by magistrates under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Police Act.
- Police aim for the shutdown to deter future disorder linked to licensed premises.
A nightclub in Burnley has been mandated to cease operations for a period of three months due to persistent instances of serious anti-social behaviour. Proj3kt Nightclub, located on Hammerton Street, received a closure order on Monday, which will keep it shut until March 22, 2026. This enforcement action was taken by Lancashire Police after extensive efforts to address ongoing disorder.
The closure was officially granted by magistrates under Section 80 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Police Act 2014. Sergeant Stephen Dundon highlighted the collaborative effort with partners, emphasizing months of dedicated work to prevent such behaviour and safeguard the community.
Sergeant Dundon expressed hope that this closure serves as a strong deterrent. The police aim to demonstrate a firm stance against establishments that are repeatedly associated with anti-social conduct and disorder, thereby reinforcing public safety and community well-being.
