What gives this town a bad name

What gives this town a bad name What gives this town a bad name

THE people planning a gay club called G at Bournemouth’s Triangle may be feeling hard done by.

They aimed to create a quiet night spot with occasional entertainment, plus “nannies” in drag to shepherd people to taxis.

Councillors rejected their application because of police objections and a presumption against new alcohol licences in the town centre.

The premises is in the “cumulative impact area” where 41 per cent of Bournemouth’s alcohol-related crime takes place, yet few people would say gay venues at the Triangle are big contributors to that problem.

The committee faced a difficult decision and decided to err on the side of caution.

But Bournemouth’s problems with alcohol and trouble will not be solved until something can be done about the hordes of drunken people in other parts of the town centre who are really giving the place a bad name.

Comments(5)

speedy231278 says...
2:19pm Tue 15 Jan 13

Never mind the hordes of chuggers, Big Issue peddlers and random people with leaflets who annoy the hell out of everyone all the time!

pete woodley says...
3:24pm Tue 15 Jan 13

And a cafe more like a soup kitchen.

s-pb2 says...
6:36pm Tue 15 Jan 13

I fail to see why this club was turned down, which Im sure would have been no trouble at all, when the super club 'V' was granted a licence. Oh yes, i know what it is, bribes!

guisselle says...
7:21pm Tue 15 Jan 13

I remember when the gay club in the
triangle was visited by heterosexuals
as well. This was back in the 1970's
when my late sister, who was gay, used
to go, those were the days! Shut that
door oh I say!

lisar1973 says...
1:59pm Sat 19 Jan 13

I have never seen a fight in the Triangle unlike a fight every night in the straight aimed area of Bournemouth, I think the committee need to be looking at clubs and bars with current licenses.

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