The Groucho Club has been closed due to serious Crime reports & a license breach - it opened in 1985 on Dean Street, Soho. Skip to main content Open Mega Menu ...

Soho’s legendary Groucho Club, which has counted some of the UK’s biggest stars among its membership down the years, has been temporarily shut down due to a reported “serious crime” taking ...

Soho's famed Groucho club was a byword for debauchery, drug taking and sex romps in its heyday - and now it's been shut down by police. By ANDREW YOUNG. Published: 19:47 EDT, 27 November 2024 ...

The Groucho Club, the louche Soho joint where hard-living artist Damien Hirst once put his £20,000 Turner Prize winnings behind the bar, was a favourite haunt of Kate Moss (pictured in November 2009) ...

In the four decades since it opened, the Soho club has never been far from the spotlight. While nowadays its reputation is a little more staid, The Groucho was once a no holds barred place for ...

The Groucho Club, in Soho in London, has temporarily closed and had its licence suspended by Westminster City Council, as well as being served with a licence review, over allegations of "serious ...

RICHARD EDEN: Soho's famous Groucho Club was the haunt of the famous and fashionable - but it has now been shut down by the police. By RICHARD EDEN FOR THE DAILY MAIL. Published: 17:30 EDT, 26 ...

The Soho club - which has A-list celebrities among its members - has had its licence suspended. Police say there is no suggestion at this stage that staff at the venue were involved.

Soho's famous Groucho Club closes while police investigate claims of ‘serious crime’ on premises. The Groucho first opened in 1985 and has long been a hit with the Soho crowd.

The Groucho Club in Soho, which has been a magnet for A-listers for 39 years, has hosted famous visitors including George Michael, Bono, Cara Delevingne, Lily Allen and Noel Gallagher.

The Groucho Club, which has been forced to close after its licence was suspended due to an alleged 'association with serious crime ', was famed for its hedonism in the Nineties and Noughties.