England’s women will play Spain at 11am on Sunday in their first World Cup final.
But councils are unable to grant extensions to pubs that failed to apply by August 11 – when England had not even won their quarter-final tie.
A blanket change to licensing hours across England would require the approval of Parliament, which is not currently sitting as it is the summer recess – and demands for an emergency recall to Westminster have been dismissed. “I’ve asked councils to do everything they can to help pubs get open earlier on Sunday, so people can come together and enjoy a drink before kick-off for this special occasion.”
Most pubs are likely to be unable to serve alcohol until 11am, with some being restricted until midday, according to the British Beer and Pub Association . “They will be working with partners and local vendors to ensure supporters can enjoy the match safely and get behind our Lionesses.” The Right Reverend Libby Lane, Bishop of Derby and the Church of England’s lead bishop for sport, said people should choose the service that is “right for them”.
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