01/04/2006….FUSHION presents THE AWAKENING…Reading Fushion Soundsystem presents The Awakening
Saturday 1st April
Venue is Plug n' Play, 35 Milford Rd, Reading
Opening times are 8pm-6am (back to normal)
Admission £8 or £7 b4 10pm
The venue is outside the town centre, but walking distance from the train station, town centre or Caversham.
2 rooms of quality music...one full-on psy-trance and one chill-out
Line-up
(Psy-trance room):
Special Guests:
Distortion Orchestra....Relativity Records
Vek...Relativity Records
and Residents:
JimJam
Jamez_23
& Red 5
(Chill-out):
Guests:
Si Splatt...Cabbage
Bez23...Kulu
SeanSonic
and Residents:
Dark Angel
Fushion Julz
UK : East Anglia : Cops clamp down on Suffolk "Hall Parties" Now this I don't quite understand. Most village halls have a PEL, so provided the organisers aren't illegally running the event beyond permitted licensing hours and do not cause undue noise nuisance what offence (if any) is being committed? Surely these hall parties are legal and should be permitted?
Rave Still A Threat - Police Warning
News supplied by: Suffolk Constabulary
Published: 26 October 2005 17:26
Police are issuing a seasonal warning to village hall managers: ?make sure your venue is not targeted by illegal rave organisers...
Police are issuing a seasonal warning to village hall managers: “make sure your venue is not targeted by illegal rave organisers.”
The change in the weather heralds a change of tactic from those who organise illegal raves - as they turn their attention to indoor venues rather than outside events.
Last month, police successfully thwarted a rave which was about to start at a hall in Thorndon, near Eye. Officers, working closely with staff at the hall, closed the venue and turned away a number of people who had started to gather at the venue.
“Raves – whether indoors or outdoors – cause a great deal of disruption to local communities and often result in a damage of property and land,” said Superintendent Mark Cordell of Suffolk Police.
“Once in full swing, they are difficult to stop. However, when we have intelligence and information from the public about a potential rave, we have been successful in preventing them.”
Police are asking those who operate venues such as village halls and barns to be aware of the threat of illegal raves – and consider a few simple precautions to help ensure that bookings for their venue are genuine.
“Organisers of illegal raves disguise their intentions by hiring venues for occasions such as 21st birthday parties.,” said Supt Cordell.
“We would advise managers of local venues to be wary of people making bookings at very short notice, particularly if they are not local; if they don’t know a person making a booking, they should take a full, verifiable address and contact number for them and ask for an appropriate damage deposit, in cash, up front.
And, if they have any concerns or suspicions about those making the booking, they should contact the police.”
Police are also urging local people to help them prevent illegal raves – by reporting any information about raves or sightings of large groups of vehicles gathering.
08/04/06 Baraka @ Coven, Oxford – Rig DJ Night
Baraka goes underground for April with three DJs from the local freeparty scene - Fushion and Projects Mayhem and Storm. Its going to be grimier than normal so be prepared! Freeparty Stomp Mode needs to be on ;)
The Line-Up:
10:00 - 11:15 ZZBing (Baraka)
11:15 - 12:30 Skipp (Project Mayhem)
12:30 - 01:45 Dr Will (Project Storm)
01:45 - 03:00 Jim Jam (Fushion)
Also Featuring:
Live VJing care of ODL
More projections scattered here and there
Full decor make-over care of Enhanced Events and Baraka
Free munchie bar
Laser action (TBC)
Entry = Members: £7 all night
Non-members: £7 before 11, £8 after
Membership is free! Sign up online
More info can be found at www.barakasphere.com
Rate of Suffolk Asbos Rate of Suffolk Asbos
31 March 2006 | 07:34
http://www.eadt.co.uk/
REBECCA SHEPPARD
THE rate of anti-social behaviour orders handed out to troublemakers in Suffolk has fallen, new Home Office figures have revealed.
Statistics released yesterday show that 32 banning orders were issued between January 1 and September 30, 2005.
They brought the county's running total of anti-social behaviour orders (Asbos) to 130 since April 1, 1999.
But if the average monthly rate of Asbos imposed has continued in the county since the end of September, around 42 would have been handed out by the end of 2005 - which would be a drop of 50% on the previous year.
The greatest number of restrictions were imposed in the Ipswich Borough Council area last year, where 11 were handed out in the first three quarters of the year, bringing the total over the five-and-a-half year period to 45.
This was closely followed by Suffolk Coastal District Council, where 33 were given out, with 11 between January and September 2005, and Waveney, where 28 were imposed with six in the first nine months of last year.
Rachel Tucker, Asbo officer for Waveney District Council, said she was not surprised the numbers of orders being issued appear to be falling.
She explained that authorities now meet on a monthly basis to see what can be done with individuals who cause harassment, alarm or distress.
.The first port of call is to divert them away from doing that. Asbos are seen as a last option,. she said.
A total of 46 Asbos were given out to juveniles in the county between April 1999 and September 2005. Eleven youngsters aged between 10 and 17 received the bans from courts in the first three quarters of last year, compared to 12 in the same period the previous year.
The figures, which showed that nationally 43% of the 7,356 ASBOs in England and Wales were given to juveniles, come after a former top Home Office civil servant launched an attack on the Government's use of child Asbos.
Martin Narey said too many youngsters were being locked up as a result of the orders and suggested the Government had gone back on its word to only use Asbos on under-18s in .exceptional. cases.
But Jim Manning, Ipswich council's head of community safety, said the borough currently has 46 Asbos on its records but only seven are on juveniles, bucking the national trend.
He said the fact Ipswich had the highest rate of Asbos was to be expected, as a third of all crime in the county is in the town.
.There is a lot more preventative work going on now to stop certain people get to that stage where they are the subject of an ASBO but also I think the message getting out to people is that if they do misbehave then it will result in proceedings against them,. he said.
Applications for Asbos can be made to magistrates by a police force, local authority, housing action trust or registered social landlord.
The orders, which are tailored to each individual, are designed to tackle low level crime that blights communities and can ban people from certain locations or stipulate a curfew.
Troublemakers face jail if they persist with behaviour barred under the orders.
HARDCORE XPRESSION – 1st April @ The Southside Bar, London Hardcore Xpression - 1st of April 2006
ABSOLUTELY FREE ENTRY!
@ The Southside Bar
125 Cleveland Street
Near Warren Street
Central London
W1T 6QB
0207 6375 352
2PM to 11PM
22:00 - 23:00 CLSM DJ Set & MC Wotsee
20:00 - 22:00 DJ Illicit b2b The Welsh Pikey & MC's Doc-E b2b Mayers - 2 hour musical journey!
19:15 - 20:00 DJ Mayhem & MC Spenno
18:30 - 19:15 DJ Skampy & MC Spenno
17:30 - 18:30 DJ Cruze & MC F.D.B.
16:30 - 17:30 Umpa V No Sweat & MC Jutt
15:30 - 16:30 Little Fella & MC 8Ball
14:45 - 15:30 Double M & MC Mel S D
14:00 - 14:45 Disrupta & MC Caper
And in the second room - chilled vibes!
*** EXCEPTIONAL DRINKS PROMOTIONS * FREE GIVEAWAYS ALL DAY * THE BEST SOUND, DECOR AND VISUALS ***
The perfect way to start the weekend, we are the official pre-party for Tasty at the Mass.
See ya there!
AFRICAN NIGHT-Jazzy Africana live FRI 31st Mar, Carmarthen Got a wiked band and some wiked dancers and sum exellent tunes - looks like we be blowwin up down the ol Jolly Tar This FRIDAY
anyway heres how it goes
African night
FRI 31st March
Jazzy Africana
The jolly tar
Quay, Carmarthen
£3-5entry 8 till late
An Australian woman was taking a shower An Australian woman was taking a shower when, suddenly she landed doing an actual "split" on the floor. (just like the ballerinas)
She called out for her husband:" "Jacko! Jacko!. He came running.
" Jacko, I've bl00dy suctioned myself to the floor!", she said.
"Strewth", Jacko said and tried to lift her up.
Jacko says: " You're just too heavy, girl. I'll go across the road and get Bluey (his mate).
Jacko and Bluey try to lift her up. They can't do it.
Bluey says: "Let's try Plan C"
Jacko says: " Plan C? What's that?"
Bluey says: " I'll go home and get my hammer and chisel and break the bathroom tiles under her".
"Spot on!" says Jacko. "While you're doing that, I'll stay here and play with her t1ts".
Bluey says:" PLay with her t1ts?. Why the he11 would you want to do that at a time like this?'
Jacko replies: " Well, I reckon if I can get her wet enough, we can slide her into the kitchen where the tiles aren't so expensive".
The Brummie Soundsystem – 16th April – The Works The Brummie Soundsystem
Two of the biggest names that clubland has ever produced come together again by massive public demand in the city of their creation to stage the ultimate bank holiday dance event. Featuring 3 mind blowing arenas in the nations best looking venue - The Works Birmingham.
This 10 Hour blitzathon captures the full essence of the dance scene today - Hardhouse, Hardtrance, Trance, Techno, Hardcore and House Classics all under one roof with over 2500 of the nation’s best party people in attendance.
Crasher Arena
M.I.K.E
Agnelli & Nelson
Andy Moor
Thrillseekers
JFK
Riley & Durrant
Kutski (Radio 1)
John O' Callaghan
Stevie G
Sundissential & B2T Extreme Hardcore
Nu Energy Collective LIVE
Kutski (Radio 1)
ILogik
Kev Energy
Sharkey
Nick Rafferty
Paul Kershaw
The Ting
Strange Dave
Better Days V's G.O.D.
K Klass
Allistair Whitehead
Corey
Watty
James Blond
Helena**
BANK HOLIDAY 16TH APRIL
6PM - 4AM @ THE WORKS, BIRMINGHAM
100 X Early Bird Tickets £10 + bf (available at www.gatecrasher.co.uk/tickets)
Standard Tickets £16.50 + bf
www.gatecrasher.co.uk/tickets
www.thetickettout.com
www.seetickets.com
UK : LDN(S) : Cops deny existence of canine muggers I would not expect a Labrador to do such a thing deliberately - it is more the sort of crime a bull terrier would be accused of.. (hmm - must be careful as its probably illegal now to discriminate against diffent dog breeds)
Quote:
Canine mobile phone thefts are a fairy tail
THE Met Police have dismissed claims a criminal gang is training dogs to steal mobile phones.
Its statement comes after a boy had his phone taken by a Labrador dog after it knocked him over in the recreation ground in Sussex Road, Northumberland Heath.
The 14-year-old claimed the dog deliberately knocked him down, then sniffed out his mobile phone and took it from his pocket.
The dog later abandoned the chewed-up phone, which was retrieved by the boy.
His father then called the police, saying he feared the incident was part of an organised crime operation.
But police told News Shopper they believed the boy's phone had fallen from his pocket when he was knocked over and the dog had then run off with it.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "The incident is being investigated.
"However, we do not believe the dog was specifically trained to take the phone, as stated in some of the media."
9:07am today
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