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Fabric says that since opening 17 years ago, it has always been pioneering in its approach to safety. All drugs confiscated are audited, signed off and handed to the authorities.

Anyone suspected of dealing is taken into a CCTV monitored room and the police called. Eleven weeks ago another licensee, from a venue that had a death, was sent to visit us to see how we managed things. How can this suddenly have changed overnight in such a damning way? Recent deaths in Fabric have not happened in a vacuum, however.

Deaths from ecstasy have been increasing — with the drug said to be at its strongest in over a decade. According to the Office for National Statistics , deaths from ecstasy rose from eight in to 50 in This year reports of those dying from ecstasy — usually teenagers — have been frequent. Last week a year-old boy, believed to have taken drugs, died at Leeds festival. Despite incidents like these becoming more common, the most sincere harm-reduction efforts have not come from the government, rather the initiatives of smaller groups and charities.

But this is by no means the norm. Adults-only, after-hours, nights in the museum are back from November. Lates explores the cutting-edge of science and culture to excite and inspire visitors. Enjoy spectacular live demos, creative hands-on workshops, and fascinating talks from world leading experts. And, of course, the Space gallery Silent Disco. London venue fabric will be hosting alongside the ENO to bring opera and electronic music together under one roof, incorporating opera singers into their performances.

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WebWire places your news within numerous highly trafficked news search engines generating leads and publicity. Give us feedback. Fabrics Galore, in Battersea, has been run by original owner, Paul Johnston, for more than 25 years. It stocks iconic Liberty fabrics, plus oil cloths at affordable price points. Expect to find a variety of cottons, wools and silks, along with finishing touches such as ribbons and trims, which will offset your creations beautifully.

Architectural Landmark. Goldhawk Road, a destination as opposed to a specific store, is perhaps the most famous London spot for sourcing fabrics. It is flanked by around 15 independent stores, each with something unique to the next. London, United Kingdom. Market, Store. These recommendations were updated on May 7, to keep your travel plans fresh. This article is an updated version of a story created by Sarah Leigh Bannerman. Read Next.