Terms & community rules
Adults and public plans
UK Tonight is for people aged 18 or over to arrange social plans at listed public venues. Use accurate account details and only share content you have permission to use.
Request, approval and confirmation
A request is not a confirmed place. Wait for host approval, then confirm attendance. Hosts may cancel and participants may withdraw. Check the plan status and venue opening hours before travelling.
Attendance and fair cancellations
No deposit is collected. Only explicit confirmations under the current arrangements are eligible. Cancel in the app if you cannot attend; cancellations less than 2 hours before the start are recorded separately as late, not automatically as no-shows. Over the last 60 days, the first moderator-confirmed no-show receives a warning, the second pauses new requests for 3 days, and the third or later for 7 days. You keep access to existing plans, messages, cancellation and appeals. A host report or missing check-in is not proof. Notices appear in Activity; you have at least 48 hours after the notice is displayed to explain before moderation. Safety concerns, emergencies and changed or cancelled plans are considered. Appeals suspend the disputed case pending review. Repeated unexcused short-notice host cancellations follow the same schedule for new hosting only. No automatic account ban.
Respect and safety
No harassment, hate, threats, sexual exploitation, illegal activity, scams, spam or paid companionship. Do not publish another person’s private information. Report inappropriate profiles, plans or messages and block unwanted contact. Accounts and content may be restricted or removed for breaches.
Venues and costs
A venue listing does not mean a booking, commercial partnership or safety guarantee. Cost labels describe the host’s plan; UK Tonight does not sell tickets, collect payments or guarantee another person will pay. Agree arrangements before attending.
Support
Questions or safety concerns: info@marvellagroup.co.uk. UK Tonight reports are not an emergency service. In an emergency in the UK, call 999 or 112.