No.
If you don't have a night
qualification on your PPL, you can cover the material as part of your CPL course, albeit almost certainly at rather greater expense than if you'd done it earlier.
Quote:
The course consists of a minimum of 25 hours of flying training (30 hours for
applicants without a night flying qualification (aeroplane)) and 250 hours of
theoretical knowledge instruction. The flying training may be reduced by 10 hours
for holders of valid Instrument Ratings or of a Course Completion Certificate for the
Basic Instrument Flight Module.
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(CAP 804, p91)
