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So basically, it would be a 'nil' policy with exceptions like in Hackney. And there are similar talking heads in Blackpool, parroting the same old groundless nonsense that attempts to link striptease with violence against women (hence the references to the White Ribbon campaign) in the public imagin...

Thinking about it, perhaps they should include a close-up of SARS-CoV-2 on their publicity materials in future - it's certainly proven more effective than any radfem over the last 10 years!

The usual radfem word salad, unsupported by any actual evidence, and the standard tactic of proposing a 'nil' policy in a local authority area with no SEVs!

Well, well - the radfems have managed to gain leverage in Sheffield from COVID-19! It's not like they could possibly hope to win on the basis of relevant facts alone, is it?

Another demonstration that their gender hate ideology is essentially parasitic...

"The Licencee advised that they had had incidents where feminists had attended, however, they had been politely asked to leave as a result of their behaviour towards the girls. They were also known to the door staff and so may have been turned away on occasions when it was anticipated that the...

Well, this demonstrates that the 'antis' aren't above lying when it suits them to, doesn't it?

That's disappointing news, but the fact that the case was brought against Not Buying It at all has brought their underhand activities into the open.

Of course, the question of where the money came from to pay for the undercover filming still hasn't been answered...

Oh, surprise surprise!

Stage Door was apparently scheduled to reopen today; looks like it's keeping its doors shut after all. Another business that's the victim of poor quality government advice?

"WHAT-ABOUT-THE-KIDDIES?!!"

Reporter Leigh Boobyear appears to be confused about types of premises: "Any article, magazine or other item customers take from the venue must be discreetly wrapped when they leave." Ah, the ever-high standards of British local journalism! And what a surname, given the subject matter!!! ...

So am I!

Inspired by the ELSC, perhaps? :wink: I also love the way in which this article in the Edinburgh Evening News has been written: "FOR years patrons of the Burke & Hare lap-dancing bar have been admiring the human form. After all, the venue is one of the longest established in the heart of th...

“The areas around lapdancing clubs have higher numbers of reported rapes, are hotspots for men soliciting prostitution, and are likely to produce large groups of men who are drunk, sexually stimulated and more likely to engage in sexually threatening behaviour.” Claims based on doctored data, which...

From the Evening Telegraph article linked to above: "Reverend Jeremy Auld, the provost of St Paul’s Episcopal, has called for the application to be refused on moral grounds." Which would be inadmissible in England and Wales, under the terms of the Police and Crime Act 2009. :wink: Apparent...

Technically speaking, this doesn't look like an application for an SEV licence, but rather for a waiver of one of the terms of the venue's Premises Licence. Information about Torbay Council's policy on licensing SEVs can be found here: https://www.torbay.gov.uk/business/licensing/sex-entertainment-v...

Those 'different' groups tend to contain a lot of the same people as one another! It's a scene that draws on a very small clique.

Ooh, 'Comm-er-cial Sex-u-al Ex-ploi-tat-ion'!

Reading the description of this cross-party group is like stepping back ten years - roll out the cliches, let's all have a singsong!

The clarify, the above PDF is just the ruling on the request for anonymity by the claimants, not the outcome of the case itself.

From the BBC News article linked to above: "[Manchester City Council] launched its inquiry after receiving a dossier and video footage from pressure group Not Buying It that suggested 'sexual contact' with customers was happening at the clubs. Not Buying It aims to raise awareness of the harm i...

Precisely: some people seem to be of the view that their 'democratic rights' override anyone else's, not to mention workers' rights. This is about ideology, not local democracy, and also smacks of narcissism.

And they're trying to play the 'inappropriate location' card - surprise, surprise!

A quote from David Barrett, owner of Black Cherry, from the December 2018 Worcester News article : "Despite the intelligence that was acted upon being at best faulty and at worst malicious we welcome any investigation into the running of the club by the relevant authorities at any time. "N...