Out in the City Issue 15 March 08

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Any newcomer to King’s community and sports a special 16th birthday
Cross pub and club groups, and has organised set in the basement,
Central Station is likely everything from charity including plenty of fondly
to not appreciate just how jumble sales and bus trips remembered dancefl oor
much the venue has grown to gay history talks and hits from yesteryear.
since its launch in the early fi lm screenings. However, Martin (resplendent in a
90s. Some of us can still one thing has remained gold Indian silk frock coat)
remember attending the constant, and that’s the and Duncan were both
opening night, when the guiding hand of owners delighted with the turn out.
pub featured nothing more and business partners “It was a fantastic night
than its ground fl oor bar. Martin and Duncan and was great fun – a big
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Since then it’s gained a (pictured bottom right). thanks to everyone for
proper stage, a basement Each year they throw a all their support over the
disco, a ground fl oor bar, an big party to celebrate last 16 years,” said Martin.
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outside garden area, and the venue’s anniversary, “We’ve got another big
a reputation for providing and in February they refi t planned, and that will
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one the best nights out in organised a suitably probably start towards the
London. It’s defi nitely one fun-fi lled (and drunken!) end of March, but don’t E
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of the capital’s premier night to mark its 16th worry – we’ll be staying
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cabaret bars, and also hosts birthday. The packed venue open throughout!”
a variety of diff erent club was treated to cabaret
promotions – from the from venue-favourites Central Station, 32
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raunchy to the dance- Topping & Butch, while Wharfdale Road, N1.
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