| Club Phoenix - New sex club behind Nodehill middle school? |
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| Wednesday, 21 October 2009 18:03 |
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It appears there has been a planning application made to Isle of Wight Council's licensing department for the former Royal British Legion, Orchard Street, Newport. to be turned into a strip club called Club Phoenix. The club has been described as 'An adult venue offering a full range of entertainment from full nudity, pole dancing, drag acts and strip tease.' David Parkman, The HMP Albany prison officer Who put in the application has said that Adult entertainment will only take place from 20:00 to 02:00 and late night refreshments from 11pm - 2am everyday. The application states the club wants the licence to trade from 10am in the morning to 2am in the morning. To see the full application and plan details The consultation period ends tomorrow, 22nd October so make sure you make a comment on this application soon if you have something to say.  Look how close it is to Nodehill middle school & school windows facing the club Update 06 November 2009: The application has now been given the go ahead by the parish council licensing committee and now Isle of Wight Council's licensing committee are set to decide it the club can open. Nodehill Middle School headteacher David Morris has wrote a letter to the Planning & Licencing Committee and also to all the pupils parents a Nodehill, MP Andrew Turner, David Pugh, Newport Parish Council and the County Press. The IYP will publish the letter at some stage Monday. Update 09 November 2009: We have now published the letter that Mr Morris, Headteacher at Nodehill Middle School sent to the Isle of Wight Council, Our Island MP and Island Councillors. Click here to view it. We have now created a page with a template letter of objection & contact details of local MPs and Councils. We have also emailed all four contacts and there reply on this matter will be posted on the web for public interest Update 12 November 2009: Newport Pole Dance Club Gets License. Zoryna O’Donnell, IW Council head of community safety services, said: “The application has been dealt with in accordance with the Licensing Act. “The Act prescribes a 28-day consultation period which commenced the day after the application was received by the council. A notice advertising the consultation stating the applicant’s intention to provide adult entertainment was displayed at the premises throughout the consultation period and this notice appeared in the Isle of Wight County Press. All the required responsible bodies as well as Newport Parish Council were notified of the application. External Links: From poppies to pole dances trip joint to open in former British Legion club  Subscribe To The IYP Latest News Feed.
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