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- LONDON'S LANDMARK BUILDG DOTTED WH STRIP CLUBS, GAY VENU TO TURN TO MOSQUE
- WT LONDON GAY MEN SOCIAL
- THE WT LONDON NEIGHBOURHOOD THAT WAS ONCE ‘SOHO OF THE WT’ WHERE GAY VENU HAVE ALL BUT VANISHED
LONDON'S LANDMARK BUILDG DOTTED WH STRIP CLUBS, GAY VENU TO TURN TO MOSQUE
A three-storey mosque and Islamic centre, named 'Picdilly Prayer Space,' is set to be tablished wh the Troro, a historic entertament plex London's entertament quarter. However, the cisn to build the mosque has also sparked a bate, wh crics qutng s lotn, also known for s bars, nightclubs, gay venu and strip jots. * west london gay *
However, the cisn to build the mosque has also sparked a bate, wh crics qutng s lotn, also known for s bars, nightclubs, gay venu and strip jots.
WT LONDON GAY MEN SOCIAL
The area is also known for s ncentratn of bars, nightclubs, gay venu and strip jots – all of which are nsired sful Islam. There are gay groups East, South and Central London but nothg the Wt!
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A neighbourhood Wt London which was once famed for s LGBT+ culture and nightlife has long sce lost touch wh s rich gay history. Earl's Court, Kensgton and Chelsea, was once a thrivg gay hub wh bars, hotels, snas, f and shops all popular wh LGBT+ Londoners. Amongst the most famo of the spots Earl's Court was the Coleherne Arms, brand the crowng jewel of the vibrant gay area which held more variety of queer spac than Soho back the 1970s and 1980s.
THE WT LONDON NEIGHBOURHOOD THAT WAS ONCE ‘SOHO OF THE WT’ WHERE GAY VENU HAVE ALL BUT VANISHED
Earl's Court's gay scene has been documented Alim Kheraj's Queer London, he wrote: "From the 1970s to 1990s, Earl's Court was London's gay ghetto. While LGBT+ venu dotted Soho, the East End and Vxhall, Earl's Court's gay village was not jt pubs, bars and diss: there were queer hotels, snas, shops, f and rtrants.