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Council says 'No' to second lap dancing application

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On Tuesday (30 October) Maidstone Council threw out an application for lap dancing to take place at a venue located near a large shopping mall in the Gabriels Hill area.

A similar application for a lap dancing club to open near Maidstone town centre was rejected by the Council last Monday (22 October).

The Christian Legal Centre supported a local resident who voiced the concerns of many others that such a venue was inappropriate in an area surrounded by churches, a large shopping centre and a number of family-friendly restaurants. 

Comment

Welcoming the decision, Andrea Williams, CEO of the Christian Legal Centre, said:

"We are delighted that Maidstone Council has reaffirmed its position that no new sex establishments are welcome in the area.

"If  you wish to resist a sex establishment application,  please contact the Christian Legal Centre.  We will support you.  After achieving two victories in just over one week, we are confident that more successes are possible.”

See also: Victory in Maidstone lap dancing case >

Resources:

Booklet: Sex establishments – how to stop them