Restaurant which hosted Rita Ora’s lockdown party avoids having licence revoked

Dancing On Ice has been hit by more drama after receiving Ofcom complaints following Rita Ora's performance. Rita, 30, appeared on Sunday night's episode of the hit ITV show to perform her latest single Bang Bang, a collaboration with DJ Imanbek.

staff being furloughed, he 'attended the restaurant to facilitate the event', admitting that he was 'greedy'.   Mr Bhattarai added that the group attended the venue at 7pm with a planned 7-8 guests, however, by around 9pm, there were about 17 people, who brought their own alcohol to the restaurant, including bottles of Ora's tequila brand.

Rita Ora’s lockdown 30th birthday party has avoided having its licence revoked despite police protestations. CCTV cameras at the Notting Hill restaurant were turned off to avoid filming the arrival of Ora's celebrity guests such as Cara Delevingne,police  said as it called for a review of the venue's licence.

Rita Ora is staying silent following the online criticism she received after news of her illegal birthday party surfaced.It was revealed that the 30-year-old singer offered to pay a London restaurant around $7.000 to keep the place open, and celebrate her birthday with friends and family.The authorities were quick to take action, intending to have the restaurant’s license revoked for breaking the lockdown rules, imposed after the increase of COVID-19 cases.Close sources also said that not only

A representative for British singer Rita Ora offered to pay a London restaurant boss nearly $7,000 (£5,000) to break COVID-19 lockdown rules and host her 30th birthday party, according to police. The Your Song star, whose mother is a frontline health worker, was so desperate to celebrate her age milestone and socialise, she invited friends to join her at Casa Cruz on 28 November - just four days before London's second lockdown was lifted.

Rita Ora reportedly paid big bucks to enjoy her 30th birthday. Back in November, the star came under fire for hosting a birthday celebration at the Casa Cruz restaurant in the Notting Hill neighborhood of London, England -- which at the time, was ordered -- along with other restaurants -- to close indoor dining due to coronavirus lockdown protocols.

Somehow we almost forgot that Rita Ora totally flouted COVID restrictions for her 30th birthday party — but now more info has come out, and it makes her look even worse.

Rita Ora is being accused of offering to pay nearly $7,000 for her birthday party, held during one of UK’s Coronavirus lockdowns, at the restaurant Casa Cruz.

Rita Ora’s 30th birthday bash as an “selfish” and “notorious” breach of lockdown rules. The pop star has previously apologised for her “spur of the moment” decision to throw the celebration at a restaurant on November 28 last year, in violation of coronavirus restrictions.

30th birthday party amid London’s lockdown in November, she was willing to pay a hefty price.Police claim a rep for Ora called restaurant Casa Cruz and offered the boss, Scottie Bhattarai, £5,000 or $6,829 to provide “drinks and nibbles” for a party, The U.K. Sun reported.