We were commissioned by the Irish Government department of media, culture, and sport to design and develop a suite of template policies for all Irish hospitality venues to adopt.

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SafeUP App asked us to develop a package of training scripts for their community safety network that enables women to protect one another by creating a network of guardians.

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We were commissioned to develop the business and funding strategy for Wake The Tiger a new Arts Park in Bristol from the team behind the internationally renowned Boomtown Fair.

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We were commissioned by the Irish Government Department of Media, Culture and Sport to design and deliver 12 two-hour online training sessions for Irish venues.

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We worked with Bristol City Council to design and deliver bespoke Anti Sexual Harassment Training for 1000 venues and people working at night. 

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We were commissioned by GO! Southampton, the Southampton City Centre Business Improvement District, to perform extensive research on Southampton's Night Time Economy and provide a strategy for improvement.

NTES is delighted to announce a new partnership with Bradford Business Improvement District.  Bradford BID is developing a number of new initiatives and events to enhance and improve the city’s night time economy.

We were commissioned by John Gaunt Solicitors to work with their client Taco Bell to write an expert witness report of the management and operations of a Taco Bell that had been refused a late night license.

We were approached by Rushmoor Borough Council to manage their CCTV Tender. We worked with the council to write, create, score and manage the tender process and select the final tender winner.

Hammersmith and Fulham Council commissioned us to conduct a review to determine the current attitudes and perceptions of Women's Night Safety and provide clear recommendations on how women's safety can be improved.

We worked in partnership with Newark and Sherwood District Council (NSDC) to provide specialist advice and guidance to develop an Evening and Night Time Economy Strategy for the district.

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We worked with Wiltshire Police to develop Night Time Economy Training for 1000 officers (PCSO's, Police Officers, Sergeants and Inspectors) on their protected learning days.

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The Local Government Association (LGA) engaged NTES to produce a set of case studies of councils’ work on managing the evening and night-time economy to support a new guide for councillors.

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Wakefield Business Improvement District commissioned us to support and advise them in the feasibility, assessment, and application of its Purple Flag Accreditation. 

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We worked with Nottingham Trent University to design and deliver a vulnerability training course to equip their student resident assistants to deal with vulnerable students in halls. 

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We were invited to run vulnerability management and partnership training at the National Pubwatch conference.  We looked at methods that can be used both on street and in venue.

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We were invited to run training for the East Midlands region of the National Association For Licensing & Enforcement Officers (NALEO) on vulnerability management in cities and towns, both on-street and in-venue. 

We were invited to run vulnerability management training for the Home Office's selected Local Alcohol Action Areas on vulnerability and sexual offences in the night time economy.

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We delivered a Keynote Speech on "Managing the Night Time Economy: Licensing, Policing and Partnership Working". Other speakers included NTIA, the Local Government Association (LGA), The Portman Group and IOL.

Manchester City Council and Greater Manchester Police asked us to work with their Community Safety Partnership to help build capacity in the night time economy team in order to deal with the ever-changing needs of the city centre.

Nottingham Business Improvement District, Nottingham Police and Crime Commissioner and Poppleston Allen asked us to conduct a comprehensive review of the city's evening and night time economy. 

We were appointed by Cheshire West and Chester Council to manage the set up of a new Safe Space in Chester City Centre. The Safe Space was a mobile unit brought into the City Centre on peak days and times.

Newark and Sherwood District Council invited us to run a session at their annual training event for all Councillors from the seven Nottinghamshire districts and boroughs who are involved in alcohol licensing committees.