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G-A-Y Bar has been put up for sale, owner says “it doesn’t feel like anyone with power cares about LGBT venues”
forced to close temporarily after a bouncer allegedly raped a customer.Although Heaven has reopened recently under strict conditions, Jeremy said the area’s strict licensing makes keeping the G-A-Y Bar open too difficult.Sharing a lengthy statement on Instagram, he said it hasn’t been an “easy decision” and “it’s a constant uphill battle”.A post shared by G-A-Y & Heaven Nightclub (@heavenlgbtclub)“I have made the tough decision to put G-A-Y Bar on the market for sale,” he wrote. “This isn’t an easy decision, to me this is more than just a bar, it’s also my home, I’ve lived above it for over 15 years, but it’s now time to make some changes.”He continued: “I was clear to Westminster CC’s Licensing committee that if they closed Heaven even for a short time it would potentially put G-A-Y Bar at risk financially and I was clear and transparent with everyone as to the financial and mental damage which the fight to reopen Heaven had on me.