"Well maybe someone hopefully will suggest it and clear out some of the CWAC lot and make way for better people!!!
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It would be good to have higher levels of open mindedness everywhere but the first hurdles would be hit by the business, when they faced application to get a license as a sex venue. The wider public probably never think of such things, unless the media breaks a salacious story 
Some local authorities are notorious for being difficult to work with. Chester may never have had an application, I'm ignorant of that.
Obviously business investors would need great confidence in their business case prospects. With 1 of the UKs leading clubs - Townhouse - not too far away as well as the current epidemic creating some uncertainty for businesses in general, it would probably be a very confident business that would consider a new venture, especially if the council could prove to be difficult to work with |
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"Well maybe someone hopefully will suggest it and clear out some of the CWAC lot and make way for better people!!!
It would be good to have higher levels of open mindedness everywhere but the first hurdles would be hit by the business, when they faced application to get a license as a sex venue. The wider public probably never think of such things, unless the media breaks a salacious story
Some local authorities are notorious for being difficult to work with. Chester may never have had an application, I'm ignorant of that.
Obviously business investors would need great confidence in their business case prospects. With 1 of the UKs leading clubs - Townhouse - not too far away as well as the current epidemic creating some uncertainty for businesses in general, it would probably be a very confident business that would consider a new venture, especially if the council could prove to be difficult to work with "
Cheshire West and Chester council wouldn't even allow a topless pub to open a few years back. Many applications have gone in for risque ventures, all turned down.
That's the nature of the council round here. |
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"Well maybe someone hopefully will suggest it and clear out some of the CWAC lot and make way for better people!!!
It would be good to have higher levels of open mindedness everywhere but the first hurdles would be hit by the business, when they faced application to get a license as a sex venue. The wider public probably never think of such things, unless the media breaks a salacious story
Some local authorities are notorious for being difficult to work with. Chester may never have had an application, I'm ignorant of that.
Obviously business investors would need great confidence in their business case prospects. With 1 of the UKs leading clubs - Townhouse - not too far away as well as the current epidemic creating some uncertainty for businesses in general, it would probably be a very confident business that would consider a new venture, especially if the council could prove to be difficult to work with
Cheshire West and Chester council wouldn't even allow a topless pub to open a few years back. Many applications have gone in for risque ventures, all turned down.
That's the nature of the council round here."
And they closed the pole dancing club after about a year due to an unprecedented number of complaints.
Cheshire West absolutely will not allow any kind of swingers establishment this side of hell freezing over! |
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"Well maybe someone hopefully will suggest it and clear out some of the CWAC lot and make way for better people!!!
It would be good to have higher levels of open mindedness everywhere but the first hurdles would be hit by the business, when they faced application to get a license as a sex venue. The wider public probably never think of such things, unless the media breaks a salacious story
Some local authorities are notorious for being difficult to work with. Chester may never have had an application, I'm ignorant of that.
Obviously business investors would need great confidence in their business case prospects. With 1 of the UKs leading clubs - Townhouse - not too far away as well as the current epidemic creating some uncertainty for businesses in general, it would probably be a very confident business that would consider a new venture, especially if the council could prove to be difficult to work with
Cheshire West and Chester council wouldn't even allow a topless pub to open a few years back. Many applications have gone in for risque ventures, all turned down.
That's the nature of the council round here.
And they closed the pole dancing club after about a year due to an unprecedented number of complaints.
Cheshire West absolutely will not allow any kind of swingers establishment this side of hell freezing over!"
That was it, a pole dancing club, not a topless bar. My bad.
When the Puppetry of the Penis show came to the theatre here years ago, there were riots on the streets 
On trying to enter the theatre, my friend and I were told we were going straight to hell |
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