The FINANCIAL -- Themed nightclub-cum-restaurant and celebrity haunt Gilgamesh in Camden, North London, has had its licence put under review by police after a man was glassed in the neck and other violent attacks went unreported.

According to Caterer and Hotelkeeper, the police statement said that staff closed the venue but did not report the incident until two hours later, but the restaurant management has categorically denied that anyone was injured that night.

Other incidents alleged to have taken place include a fight earlier that month between a group of men inside Gilgamesh, during which a man removed his belt and wrapped it round his knuckles before hitting another man.

In October a man had four teeth knocked out when he was punched in the face and in September a woman was treated in hospital for glass injuries to her legs and face when a row with girls in the toilets spilled into another area of the club.

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