Voices: In deciding the fate of Brixton Academy, the future of live music is in our hands ...United Arab Emirates

By all means, hold Academy Music Group’s feet to the fire. But we too often in Britain resort to break and ban when we should instead look to repair and reform, writes James Moore

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