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Because the brand is worth millions.

Resident Advisor now tweeting that Fabric will reopen following agreement between club, council and police.

"fabric in advanced talks to reopen." "The iconic London nightclub may continue to operate under a new set of licensing conditions." Interesting. https://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=37346

It's a fair point. Perhaps with the number of people getting behind this, it could serve to highlight that broader fight for entertainment spaces. It's the same for small gig venues and not just in London. Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk

Wouldn't happen in Germany http://www.electronicbeats.net/feed/german-law-says-berghain-techno-hedonism-high-culture/

Useful idiots, I suspect.

I'd be interested to know what your real beef is because this sentence is horseshit. There's worse clubs for what you're talking about in Brighton.

They can't even stop drugs getting into prisons.

For sure, Fabric is the tip of this particular iceburg. Good venues have been shutting down in London (for a variety of reasons) at a shocking rate recently.

Decent piece here - http://thequietus.com/articles/20883-fabric-clubbing-brexit-conservative

"I should like to point out that since 2012 we have had arrested in the region of 80 drug dealers identified at the front door; there has been only one prosecution. So perhaps if the police want to start levelling criticism of how these so-called safe havens exist they should start by looking at...

On the plus side, it does look like a nice spot for some more unaffordable housing. Great links to the City.