Browny
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The anti vaxxers aren’t happyGood move imo, the way forward for sustainable clubbing
Clubs officially opening after the COVID19 pandemic
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Crawleytown
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Most club tickets are a QR code on a phone nowadays anyway, be a piece of piss switching to NHS app to show two instead of one.
If it increases percentage of people vaxxed by a couple of points then no harm done either.
Digital2013
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Not up North they arent, most regular club nights are still pay on the door. Its the 'just stumbled from the Pub, wanting to go to a Club' people that will cause problems. I wouldn't want to be a Bouncer when that rule comes in.
claretclubber
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It may cause a few issues but people are used to needing battery now.
I agree that the statement is to pressure the youth, probably make an announcing backtracking closer to the time.
AntonioGeordio
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Digital in Newcastle officially reopened last night. Patrick Topping was playing. Looked banging!
If you are cool as fcuk like me and have Snapchat, then you can still catch some of the videos on the map part at the Centre For Life
I’m going out to get on it this weekend before they close it all back down again. I think that’s what will happen sadly. I hope they don’t though.
If you are cool as fcuk like me and have Snapchat, then you can still catch some of the videos on the map part at the Centre For Life
I’m going out to get on it this weekend before they close it all back down again. I think that’s what will happen sadly. I hope they don’t though.
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Snowy
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This latest measure has resulted in a level of hatred that I have never seen from people usually on the same side as Boris. Loads of libertarians, liberal conservatives, political commentators (Boris's de facto outriders) and what used to be called The Spartans (or Brextremists) - who are basically the people who secured his candidacy as party leader back in the day - are now his sworn enemies. The leader of the 1922 committee has (already) come out in opposition to Boris. Even his mistress from his days as mayor of London has turned her back on him.
Boris doesn't have a support base any more. He never had the Remainers on his side, and now he has lost the Brexiteers.
I doubt Boris will survive long enough to see this through. Even he isn't ousted, he'll be so damaged that he won't have the authority to see it through.
Macron has had to backtrack on his plans. Boris will have to do the same if he wants to survive.
Boris doesn't have a support base any more. He never had the Remainers on his side, and now he has lost the Brexiteers.
I doubt Boris will survive long enough to see this through. Even he isn't ousted, he'll be so damaged that he won't have the authority to see it through.
Macron has had to backtrack on his plans. Boris will have to do the same if he wants to survive.
Ibizapaul
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I reckon I have hit the 'sweet spot' for events, before more restrictions come in or it is all closed down again. Got Carl Cox on Brighton beach this Friday, and Camp Bestival with Groove Armada and Fatboy Slim the week after. Both events 100% happening as things stand.
As for vaccination passports for September, I don't have a problem with that at all, even if it is just a way of twisted the arms of younger people who aren't coming forward. I've seen some proper vitriol from anti-vaxxers this morning, but I just don't understand the logic....
As for vaccination passports for September, I don't have a problem with that at all, even if it is just a way of twisted the arms of younger people who aren't coming forward. I've seen some proper vitriol from anti-vaxxers this morning, but I just don't understand the logic....
Proper gutted I completely missed the Carl Cox thing..
Ibizapaul
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I think tickets are currently running just under £100 on re-sale sites
There is definitely an element of that. I'm off to something in London next weekend, not really my music choice / scene but in all honesty an outside event, with dance music and all that goes with it - I'm diving in feet first
AntonioGeordio
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Yes mate, enjoy it while we can eh
My last proper night out was 10th January 2020.
Was one of those nights when we were just going out for ‘one or two pints.’
Descended into chaos
Got a cringey video of us all dancing and singing along to that ‘Time Of My Life’ song from that Dirty Dancing film
Hope you have a good one
Roll on the weekend
jimmiz
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Yes mate, enjoy it while we can eh
My last proper night out was 10th January 2020.
Was one of those nights when we were just going out for ‘one or two pints.’
Descended into chaos
Got a cringey video of us all dancing and singing along to that ‘Time Of My Life’ song from that Dirty Dancing film
Hope you have a good one
Roll on the weekend
Digital2013
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He seems to be doing a lot of UK events this Autumn so might be worth checking his events list for others he's at. I'm off to Warehouse Project in Manchester to see him end of September which will be the first proper Rave since about May 2019, which by coincidence was also Coxy
Was more given I am very local to Brighton, nice weather, outside ! But thanks, good to see him back touring againHe seems to be doing a lot of UK events this Autumn so might be worth checking his events list for others he's at. I'm off to Warehouse Project in Manchester to see him end of September which will be the first proper Rave since about May 2019, which by coincidence was also Coxy
Speak for yourself mate
Ibizapaul
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I'm sure if you bowl down there on the night, people will be flogging tickets outside.
Little bit nerve-wracking on the covid front, as I would be gutted to pick up the virus before the (much more expensive) Camp Bestival the week after...but with it being outside and hopefully more chance to socially distance, should be ok. Until we get carried away and try and find an after party ;-)
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