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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Are there any clubs where you are still allowed to play? I mean with your own partner rather than swapping. With VA temporarily shut and Liberty Elite only offering social events hotels and home fun appear to be the only local options. Again, not looking to breach social distancing rules, it’s just nice to have sex sometimes and be watched or do the watching.

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By *ewcouplemidsCouple
over a year ago

walsall

Doubt it

Would be against government rulings at moment

Socials at most clubs at moment

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman
over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly

Some are from what I understand

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By *orticiaWoman
over a year ago

Wirral

Unlikely.

If there are any turning a blind eye to it then they’re risking their license - and with more & more new lockdowns coming in, I think people will have to be more vigilant about the measures they have in place.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Unlikely.

If there are any turning a blind eye to it then they’re risking their license - and with more & more new lockdowns coming in, I think people will have to be more vigilant about the measures they have in place."

I know of at least one that's just carrying on as if nothings happened...they'll get caught out eventually, and when they do, itll be in the papers, which won't do all the other clubs any favours.

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By *orticiaWoman
over a year ago

Wirral


"Unlikely.

If there are any turning a blind eye to it then they’re risking their license - and with more & more new lockdowns coming in, I think people will have to be more vigilant about the measures they have in place.

I know of at least one that's just carrying on as if nothings happened...they'll get caught out eventually, and when they do, itll be in the papers, which won't do all the other clubs any favours. "

It won’t do the community in general much good! But if people want to play fast & loose with their license, more fool them!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Unlikely.

If there are any turning a blind eye to it then they’re risking their license - and with more & more new lockdowns coming in, I think people will have to be more vigilant about the measures they have in place.

I know of at least one that's just carrying on as if nothings happened...they'll get caught out eventually, and when they do, itll be in the papers, which won't do all the other clubs any favours.

It won’t do the community in general much good! But if people want to play fast & loose with their license, more fool them! "

I suspect past due bills and hungry bellies to feed might have something to do with this......

Remember desperate times calls for desperate actions....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Unlikely.

If there are any turning a blind eye to it then they’re risking their license - and with more & more new lockdowns coming in, I think people will have to be more vigilant about the measures they have in place.

I know of at least one that's just carrying on as if nothings happened...they'll get caught out eventually, and when they do, itll be in the papers, which won't do all the other clubs any favours.

It won’t do the community in general much good! But if people want to play fast & loose with their license, more fool them!

I suspect past due bills and hungry bellies to feed might have something to do with this......

Remember desperate times calls for desperate actions...."

They'll be even more desperate when they get a £10k fine.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Unlikely.

If there are any turning a blind eye to it then they’re risking their license - and with more & more new lockdowns coming in, I think people will have to be more vigilant about the measures they have in place.

I know of at least one that's just carrying on as if nothings happened...they'll get caught out eventually, and when they do, itll be in the papers, which won't do all the other clubs any favours.

It won’t do the community in general much good! But if people want to play fast & loose with their license, more fool them!

I suspect past due bills and hungry bellies to feed might have something to do with this......

Remember desperate times calls for desperate actions....

They'll be even more desperate when they get a £10k fine. "
totally agree

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By *orticiaWoman
over a year ago

Wirral


"Unlikely.

If there are any turning a blind eye to it then they’re risking their license - and with more & more new lockdowns coming in, I think people will have to be more vigilant about the measures they have in place.

I know of at least one that's just carrying on as if nothings happened...they'll get caught out eventually, and when they do, itll be in the papers, which won't do all the other clubs any favours.

It won’t do the community in general much good! But if people want to play fast & loose with their license, more fool them!

I suspect past due bills and hungry bellies to feed might have something to do with this......

Remember desperate times calls for desperate actions....

They'll be even more desperate when they get a £10k fine. "

And lose their license!!

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By *addyBabygirl2020Couple
over a year ago

norwich


"Unlikely.

If there are any turning a blind eye to it then they’re risking their license - and with more & more new lockdowns coming in, I think people will have to be more vigilant about the measures they have in place.

I know of at least one that's just carrying on as if nothings happened...they'll get caught out eventually, and when they do, itll be in the papers, which won't do all the other clubs any favours.

It won’t do the community in general much good! But if people want to play fast & loose with their license, more fool them!

I suspect past due bills and hungry bellies to feed might have something to do with this......

Remember desperate times calls for desperate actions....

They'll be even more desperate when they get a £10k fine. "

I imagine to any business facing bankruptcy a 10k fine probably seems worth the risk

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Who says it's against gov rules to have sex with your partner?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Seems a lot of sheeple still taken in by this scamdemic ??

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds


"Who says it's against gov rules to have sex with your partner? "

Some clubs are opening if they can operate as a socially distanced pub. Are you allowed to have sex with your parner in a pub ?

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By *tasiaCouple
over a year ago

West Bromwich


"Who says it's against gov rules to have sex with your partner?

Some clubs are opening if they can operate as a socially distanced pub. Are you allowed to have sex with your parner in a pub ?"

Folks seem to forget how this is transmitted. Its airborne, very little to do with bodily fluids, so just heavy breathing whilst having sex is the issue. Stays in the room for days, and anyone else using the same area of a club stands a risk of catching it. Why we've gone social only.

Just for all of yours info, someone who looks in on Fab reported us to council and press this week, for reportedly not just being social, so they did a spot check, including CCTV rewind of last months events, to ensure we were operating bar and social distancing correctly. Left extremely happy with all our procedures and a few questions to answer on Government procedures. If anyone wants full details, happy to provide privately.

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By *arry247Couple
over a year ago

Wakefield

It sounds a good idea but how could they know the couple are a couple?

It would be too hard for them to police.

A second problem would be the changing rooms and social distancing

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By *ownhouseTwosomeCouple
over a year ago

Birkenhead/Liverpool


"Who says it's against gov rules to have sex with your partner?

Some clubs are opening if they can operate as a socially distanced pub. Are you allowed to have sex with your parner in a pub ?

Folks seem to forget how this is transmitted. Its airborne, very little to do with bodily fluids, so just heavy breathing whilst having sex is the issue. Stays in the room for days, and anyone else using the same area of a club stands a risk of catching it. Why we've gone social only.

Just for all of yours info, someone who looks in on Fab reported us to council and press this week, for reportedly not just being social, so they did a spot check, including CCTV rewind of last months events, to ensure we were operating bar and social distancing correctly. Left extremely happy with all our procedures and a few questions to answer on Government procedures. If anyone wants full details, happy to provide privately. "

Anyone who knows you will know that your club will only ever operate safely and withing the guidelines/law. What a waste of time and resources that was...just to score a point or two and make an issue!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yep, under the table or in a toilet

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nazis

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