I'm aware the the Fox has already been sold. Sold does not equate to planning
permission or to right to run roughshod over the people who think it is
important. While it is short notice and possibly (probably) pointless, it is
still worth lodging an objection with the relevant parties.
For what it's worth, and it may be a vain attempt to actually stop the thing,
but for those who want to find information on who to register your opposition
to the sale, the closure and the loss of one of the last central London
goth/rock/alternative venues, I have added a section my website;
http://www.fogofeternity.com/savethefox.aspx