Brum Club Facing a Battle for Its Licence

Birmingham Mail › April 26, 2010

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A SUBTERRANEAN city centre nightspot faces having its licence permanently withdrawn after becoming the scene of an alleged sexual assault on a 16-year-old girl.

The Glamorous Show Bar, on the edge of the Gay Village in Hurst Street, was temporarily closed following a string of crimes and drunken disorder last year.

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Brum Club Facing a Battle for Its Licence

Police were called to the venue, which billed itself as 'camp and ...

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