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 Stuk  Top half 07 Sep 16 1.46pm |
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As if Islington doesn't have bigger problems.
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| DanH SW2 07 Sep 16 2.38pm |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Never really my kind of club - I always preferred it a bit less 'smart casual' but I suspect there is a correlation between clubs closing and an increasing incidence of illegal parties. Fabric was never a 'smart casual' kind of place.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 07 Sep 16 3.12pm |
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Originally posted by DanH
Fabric was never a 'smart casual' kind of place. Probably should have gone. I kind of had it down as being a 'super club'. I quite liked the occasional dance music night, but tended more towards the industrial, rave and techno end, than the likes of Ministry of Sound or Cream.
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Pussay Patrol  07 Sep 16 3.18pm |
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I reckon they wanna do away with the rave culture, people getting out of their boxes type of club and see more sophisticated kinds of sw***y clubs, places for city banker types
Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah |
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 07 Sep 16 3.27pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I reckon they wanna do away with the rave culture, people getting out of their boxes type of club and see more sophisticated kinds of sw***y clubs, places for city banker types Well a nightclub like fabric, is big, and you can get a lot of flats into a space like that. And councils generally get to attach all manner of 'social contributions' to planning applications and developments (Often a development will be tied to the developer providing parks, playgrounds, roads, amenities etc that the council will take credit for, but the developer will pay for). A lot of these clubs are prime real estate areas. Plus the flats (like the Hacienda ones) have a certain marketability due to where they once were. Once the licence is revoked, the value of the property drops quite a bit and re-purposing a nightclub as anything else isn't viable. So it becomes a buyers market (where as when its a nightclub that's making a good profit, then the buyer will have to pay over the odds). Same happens to a lesser extent with pubs. The council look for reasons to deny a licence, the police find them, and then next thing you know its being turned into flats or housing - touted as urban rejuvenation, and the council pays next to nothing for the credit.
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| johnfirewall 07 Sep 16 3.56pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I reckon they wanna do away with the rave culture, people getting out of their boxes type of club and see more sophisticated kinds of sw***y clubs, places for city banker types Where do you think those people go after such bars shut at 1am?
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| Stuk Top half 07 Sep 16 4.09pm |
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Originally posted by johnfirewall
Where do you think those people go after such bars shut at 1am? To the lap dancing of course.
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| Pussay Patrol 07 Sep 16 4.42pm |
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What I mean is with all the major development of high end apartments and the introduction of the night tube central London is going through a major image change maybe to become a millionaires playground and these sorts of places don't fit in with that image
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 07 Sep 16 4.48pm |
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Originally posted by Stuk
To the lap dancing of course. And what about the blokes?
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| We are goin up! Coulsdon 07 Sep 16 9.44pm |
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Absolutely devastated by this news, and it's not got anything to do with drugs and consumer safety. It's purely about Islington Council's grubby little hands wanting money. As exposed by the Independent: [Link] It's an absolute disgrace, it's making up a blatant lie to shut down an institution that's been around long before the developers and long before these f*cking councillors. Labour by the way, not Tory. There's now nothing keeping me in London apart from family and CPFC, the price of living here to not even be able to go out without feeling like a criminal (whilst watching city boys sniffing a gram of coke at work every day which is apparently fine), the city is losing its soul. Basically going to end up with a city full of Ed Sheeran fans and who on God's green earth wants that?
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| Casual Orpington 07 Sep 16 10.46pm |
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I'm 39. Used to go to these clubs , all gone now That' must be 5000 people on a night out , I don't claim to be a real 'clubber' was always more interested in getting a blow j*b than a pill.
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Y Ddraig Goch  In The Crowd 07 Sep 16 10.46pm |
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Circle of life Clubs come and go (hacienda anyone) it has ever been thus
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