Shropshire Seagull
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Ooh, are u female with a cousin who looks a bit like you, and u shagged Hove B&B in a saucy 3-some in a night club a few years back?
Small world ?
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Cinderellas Night Club , Stroods Motel
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Ooh, are u female with a cousin who looks a bit like you, and u shagged Hove B&B in a saucy 3-some in a night club a few years back?
Small world ?
Leekbrookgull
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Can clearly remember two from that era,one in E/G near what would have been the Whitehall (?) and i use to go to a gortty little nightclub/dicso in Tunbridge Wells a small upstairs place a right deathtrap.
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Clouds?
Return of the Rev
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moseley drove us over that night
talk about brown shirts my pants were pure brown that night!
Return of the Rev
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anyone see the legendary soft cell concert at cinders
Silverhatch
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Definitely Clouds in Tunbridge Wells, and The Sunday Night Mahoosive at The Neville Crest & Gun pub (just outside TW)
Leekbrookgull
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Clouds,thats it. Almost sure the T/Wells on was town centre,never a pub set-up.
Superphil
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Just been discussing the Dance Factory with someone who doesn’t believe it existed.
- Nov 15, 2006
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Ignore, thought this was about Stroods
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Peacehaven Wild Kids
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It certainly existed, I was a regular there during a brief spell I lived in Crawley mid 80s (Crawley had nowhere to go after 11pm at that time)
The main thing I seem to remember was at a time we didn’t have a pot to piss in, the number of times me and three mates would leave 15 mins early and ask any Crawley cabs waiting “what name mate?” They would often reply with a name to which we’d agree and jump in as the return fare was always paid in advance.
(awaits an ERNEST style reply from someone pretending to be a 1980s Crawley resident that had to walk 10 miles up the A23 at three in the morning
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shouldn't laugh really, but that's funny
Baldseagull
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I well known lad from Crawley, around '86, got into a scrap with the bouncers, and came out with less bruises than they did, so they offered him a job. He had to refuse because he was only 17.
I think it closed a year or so after, when the bouncers battered someone to death with a baseball bat, or maybe the bat was used on the bouncers in the revenge attack, memory is a bit faint on that.
I think it closed a year or so after, when the bouncers battered someone to death with a baseball bat, or maybe the bat was used on the bouncers in the revenge attack, memory is a bit faint on that.
Weststander
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Used to go the Dance Factory between 84 and 86 for something different.
Always the sound of very nasty fights (glass), also saw the doormen fighting back violent gatecrashers.
Finally closed when the doormen murdered someone with the baseball bat?
I don't think Crawley had any venues opening until 2pm, so its residents went to either Stroods/Dance Factory, Martine's at East Grinstead or Busby's in Redhill.
Always the sound of very nasty fights (glass), also saw the doormen fighting back violent gatecrashers.
Finally closed when the doormen murdered someone with the baseball bat?
I don't think Crawley had any venues opening until 2pm, so its residents went to either Stroods/Dance Factory, Martine's at East Grinstead or Busby's in Redhill.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Kind of place (yup, we all did it) that you couldn't get to, unless you were in the car of a mate that was way over the limit. Don't think 'designated driver' had been invented yet
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It changed from being Cinderellas to the Dance Factory (aka the Fight Factory) in, I think, 1983. It definitely existed.
Seemed to be a lightning conductor for loads of aggressive bampots.
Seemed to be a lightning conductor for loads of aggressive bampots.
- May 8, 2018
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On the subject of the Friday Ad site in Sayers Common I believe that Porsche have purchased the site for a new showroom and will be closing the existing one down in Burgess Hill industrial site.
Weststander
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The Friday Ad MD was an Albion loyalist. Effectively gifting the club £0.5m in the years we sought planning permission.
Right Brain Ronnie
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Oh my, It seems that this board has morphed in to ladsnet!
- Apr 13, 2015
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It had a great vibe for sure,... New Years Eve was outstanding ......
We went to Cinderella's to catch a personal appearance by Marc Almond.... he was shit, rude and off his tits... He got chased out through the gents toilet window.... I kid you not.... interesting evening.