Quote by partyman
some enlightened authorities are allowing swinging clubs to thrive (notably Sheffield) whilst others have been known to force clubs out of business.
I suppose as Xtasia have been granted an Alcohol licence when they never had one in the past, it means that their local authority is also "enlightened".
So what's the other point that you are making? That other swinging clubs should go underground again, ignore the law and NOT be licenced?
Surely this illegal approach to running a swingers club would have other major impacts like invalidating Public Liability Insurance and other issues concerning the Health & Safety of people attending the clubs won't it?
Never said it was "illegal" all I said was some local authorities come down heavy on swinging clubs whilst others do not. And yestechnically the disorderly house bit is correct. One club in wales closed because the owner got hit by a "heavy" local authority and ended up with a £2000 fine for allowing swinging activities to take place in his club.
All that is happening is that all clubs will now have to have a licence be it for entertainment, alcohol, or other refreshment. Once licenced the local authorities could if they so wish have greater access to what goes on inside.
...... as me dear ole ma used to say :grin:
