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Parent wanted to go in disguise to Coventry nightclub Kasbah to spy on their son
I suspect some citizens of the 2021 UK City of Culture have a broad definition of "culture"
"Last week, Coventry nightclub Kasbah received a strange email requesting that they put up posters urging revellers not to spit in each other's mouths as it was a health concern." ...it goes on ;)
Couldn't even finish reading this, utter garbage.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickDavies
We aim to please...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobyduck
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Originally Posted by NickDavies
Perhaps she went in disguise so as not to clash with her son and rock the Kasbah. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by NickDavies
Me neither.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobyduck
"But the publican Dawn Hopkins said her premises was still closed three days a week and trade was much harder to predict, making staffing and stock supply plans more difficult."Quote:
Originally Posted by Tris39
Not saying it's easy but if you're not open you won't get any trade.
Not sure how much of that article is kosher. They refer to pubs reopening fully in May, but that was with table service. Full resumption of normal trade was delayed from June until July but the journalist that wrote this piece seems to have forgotten. The reference to "the eight weeks to 18 September" is about right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tris39
And I recognise those quotes from Dawn Hopkins - she has the Rose Inn just outside the centre of Norwich; her partner killed himself in the first lockdown and a Guardian reporter got close to her and did a repeat interview in the summer - I think that's where "we’ll have a Wednesday that will be absolutely mad and then a Friday that’s quiet" comes from. The M&B figures may be legit but a lot of the rest is padding and not necessarily up to date.
Joe Lycett has a go at Mr Humphrey!
https://yorkmix.com/joe-lycett-takes...-in-tadcaster/
Developments in Kent:https://www.kentonline.co.uk/malling...-ahead-254515/