What is the best nightclub in central london to go to for New Years?

Serious clubbers should try Fabric. A former winner of DJ Magazine’s Top 100 Clubs (it’s now in second place behind Ibiza’s Space) the club’s huge capacity, central location (Farringdon) and reasonable entry costs means it’s perfect if you're in a big group. From playing the best cutting-edge music and putting on incredible shows (resident DJ Luciano is known to play for up to 40 hours straight), it’s a club-goers dream. Friday night is FabricLive; a mix of drum and bass, hip hop and dub step, and it’s open until 6am. Ministry of Sound is a classic choice. Each weekend 5,000 clubbers fill the dance floors, with slots by DJs including Paul Oakenfold and Pete Tong on offer. It’s been one of London’s most popular nightclubs for decades. It’s just off Gaunt Street, a short walk from Elephant & Castle or Borough tube. For something more decadent, head over to South Kensington. Boujis is located by the tube station and has won numerous awards including ‘Best Club’, ‘Best Boutique Club’ and ‘Best Night’ over the years. The club has house rules: smart dress, a minimum spend on tables and no photography. Why? It's a popular choice with the young royals. For live music, try KOKO in Camden. Check their website listings to see who’s playing, but future shows include Bloc Party, Annie Mac and The View. While Friday night’s Club NME features brilliant DJs with plenty of special offers on drinks. Entry starts at £5.