The Penthouse Club plans to open a venue in Walker's Court, Soho, offering adult entertainment like striptease and pole dancing. However, local residents have voiced strong objections, claiming the establishment would cater predominantly to disruptive male clientele and potentially damage Soho's reputation, reminiscent of its former status as a red-light district. Critics argue that a strip club near a primary school poses risks to children and the community, warning of increased crime. Resident fears revolve around the implications for both neighborhood safety and societal values in the wake of feminist movements.
Local residents have expressed concerns over The Penthouse Club's new site in Soho, fearing it will attract disruptive crowds and revive the neighborhood's seedy reputation.
Opponents argue the addition of a full nudity strip bar in Soho contradicts its current identity, questioning if this is the direction the community wants to take.
Concerns have been raised about the implications of increased crime and disorder if more adult entertainment venues are permitted in close proximity to a primary school.
Residents worry that the venue will symbolize a regression in societal attitudes, embodying pre-feminism values and impacting the neighborhood's contemporary image.
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