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The Q Club was frequented by masses of squaddies from the local army base. And the shows were essentially stag shows with toys, etc - which was sailing close to the legal wind. I took a few dancers down there over the years. I remember following one dancer around with repalcement beer mugs while she ...

And the place has now been converted into a business. The pub is now an office, and the former car park is a yard with what looks like building materials there.

The other problem might be planning permission. Firstly, the developer often puts in an application for too many houses/flats on the site, and gets blocked by the council. They then have to put in a more modest proposal. Sometimes that goes through seval cycles. Secondly, clued up local residents ...

This bar (which was above the White Horse Pub) will have gone defunct at the same time the pub closed.

Went to the Christmas show that was not well attended - probably only half a dozen people turning up, almost outnumbered by the dancers. Only one girl bothered to do a stage show, the rest of the girls spending the evening trying to cadge private dances. Which was an indication why the White Horse ...

Alistair's last ever Christmas show is on Friday 22nd 1 pm - 2 am. Tickets free if you pick up one beforehand or £5 on the door...

They apparently are no longer doing stage shows in the White Horse (Wycombe) at lunchtime - the two girls on wanted to earn a tenner for each stage show and there were not enough people in the pub to put that much in the jug - most were more interested in playing pool. So they were doing private ...

The White horse is toast. Hanging up its g-strings on the 31st December. https://www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/news/23912721.white-horse-pub-high-wycombe-saved-demolition/ A pub in High Wycombe known for being the town’s only lap dancing venue has been saved from demolition but will nonetheless close its ...

Ring the pub and ask.

The landlord was, to put it mildly, dodgy. They ran the occasional stag night. I've never seen a landlord standing front and centre of the action in any other venue. I also believe he wasn't the legal landlord owing to a dubious record - someone fronted for him. Tease pulled the dancers after one ...

This was Dawn who ran Angels Exotic. She was hoofed from supplying dancers to Tiffany's, who got fed up with overweight Brazilians who struggled to speak English. The Q-Bar was in the process of going bust anyway, and Dawn told them strippers would reverse the trend. It didn't, and the place still ...

The problem here was a landlord who was both lazy and incompetent. The place initially did good business, but the locals learnt not to come over until they saw the curtains closed, because that meant dancing had started. And he wouldn't close the curtains until there were enough people in the pub ...

G's struggled to get dancers because there were few in easy traveling distance - most dancers are/were London based, so it was a long trip out there and unpopular as a result. The end result was the same two or three more local dancers were all that appeared there, and sometimes not even those - a ...

So - a bit more info. Tony, who owned the pub for years, was a borderline alcoholic, which I think impaired his judgement. And the place went slowly downhill, not helped by attempts to penny pinch. For example, instead of the juke box being free, the dancers had to put their own money in it. Having ...

Tease is indeed deceased - they were down to the Flags + once a year, a tent at the Bulldog Bash. And, pre-Covid, they didn't seem to do any checks/quality control on their dancers. Meaning many at the Flags were past their sell-by date. Post Covid, the Flags now books dancers direct, which means ...