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  • Portrait of Mary Olivari, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Members of the Serpentine Swimming Club walks climb out of the Serpentine Lake after a Saturday race on a cold Winter's day, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Sign for the famous 100 Club music venue in London, England, United Kingdom. The 100 Club is a live music venue located at 100 Oxford Street, which has been hosting live music since 24 October 1942. It was originally called the Feldman Swing Club, but changed its name when the father of the current owner took over in 1964.
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  • Sign for the famous 100 Club music venue in London, England, United Kingdom. The 100 Club is a live music venue located at 100 Oxford Street, which has been hosting live music since 24 October 1942. It was originally called the Feldman Swing Club, but changed its name when the father of the current owner took over in 1964.
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  • Golf club parking spaces for the club captains in Axmouth, Devon, England, United Kingdom.
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  • Sign for the famous India Club Restaurant in central London, England, United Kingdom. The India Club at the Strand in London opened its doors in 1946. It was the meeting place of the India League, a British organisation which fought for Indian independence. Its founding members include Lady Mountbatten and Nehru. The club exists within an eight-storey Edwardian building on the Strand and is situated on the upper floors. There is a bar and a restaurant which serves Indian food. Portraits and photos of famous figures from the Indian independence movement adorn the walls. It has retained its original features from the 1940s.
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  • Members of the London Brompton Club pause in Marchmont Street during an afternoon tour of the capital on their foldaway bikes, on 26th September 2021, in London, England. The London Brompton Club LBC is a cycling group for owners & enthusiasts of Brompton folding bicycles - the UKs largest bike manufacturer. They have members from all across the UK come & take part in nationwwide rides.
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  • Members of the London Brompton Club pause in Marchmont Street during an afternoon tour of the capital on their foldaway bikes, on 26th September 2021, in London, England. The London Brompton Club LBC is a cycling group for owners & enthusiasts of Brompton folding bicycles - the UKs largest bike manufacturer. They have members from all across the UK come & take part in nationwwide rides.
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  • Members of the London Brompton Club pause in Marchmont Street during an afternoon tour of the capital on their foldaway bikes, on 26th September 2021, in London, England. The London Brompton Club LBC is a cycling group for owners & enthusiasts of Brompton folding bicycles - the UKs largest bike manufacturer. They have members from all across the UK come & take part in nationwwide rides.
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  • Members of the London Brompton Club pause in Marchmont Street during an afternoon tour of the capital on their foldaway bikes, on 26th September 2021, in London, England. The London Brompton Club LBC is a cycling group for owners & enthusiasts of Brompton folding bicycles - the UKs largest bike manufacturer. They have members from all across the UK come & take part in nationwwide rides.
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  • The Breakfast Club restaurant in Soho, London, England, United Kingdom. The Breakfast Club is incredibly popular amongst young people who are seen queueing outside at each of the sites of this trendy cafe, although they insist this should be known as a caf.
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  • Young adults queueing outside The Breakfast Club restaurant in Soho on 17th February 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The Breakfast Club is incredibly popular amongst young people who are seen queueing outside at each of the sites of this trendy cafe, although they insist this should be known as a caf.
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  • Young adults queueing outside The Breakfast Club restaurant in Soho on 22nd January 2022 in London, United Kingdom. The Breakfast Club is incredibly popular amongst young people who are seen queueing outside at each of the sites of this trendy cafe, although they insist this should be known as a caf.
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  • Sign for The Breakfast Club restaurant in Soho, London, England, United Kingdom. The Breakfast Club is incredibly popular amongst young people who are seen queueing outside at each of the sites of this trendy cafe, although they insist this should be known as a caf.
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  • Sign for The Breakfast Club restaurant in Soho, London, England, United Kingdom. The Breakfast Club is incredibly popular amongst young people who are seen queueing outside at each of the sites of this trendy cafe, although they insist this should be known as a caf.
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  • Exterior of the Moth Club building with a Carling Black Label larger sign on the 20th September 2019 in London in the United Kingdom.
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  • Crumbling moss covered entrance that has seen better days to The Rocket Club, a Gentlemans Club in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
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  • Beside Ratchadamri BTS skytrain station is the Royal Bangkok Sports Club. Here a scaled down golf course sits amid this vast city.
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  • Young men in drag perform to an audience as part of their Club 18-30 holiday experience to Ibiza, Spain. A tour rep encourages the men to push their inibitions to the limit but with a reputation for 'Sun, Sand and Sex' the 18-30 holiday formula has been labelled as parents' worth nightmare. From from the company's web site however the fantasy sounds less riotous: "There comes a time in life when you need to do it for yourself. A time to break free and break the mould. To explore, leave the map at home and find yourself. To find that one moment and make it last a lifetime. That time is now. Sunrise to sunset. Sunset to sunrise. This is the time of your life. Love every single second of it."
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  • Jazz band plays at JZ Club on Fuxing Lu (Fuxing Rd) Shanghai. Following the popularity of other jazz and blues clubs in Shanghai, Like the popular and nearby Cotton Club, J Z Club is as busy as it can be on the main nights of th week, full of Shanghainese and ex-pat customers, this is just one venue which makes up Shanghai's flourishing bar scene.
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  • Jazz band plays at JZ Club on Fuxing Lu in Shanghai, China. Following the popularity of other jazz and blues clubs in Shanghai, Like the popular and nearby Cotton Club, J Z Club is as busy as it can be on the main nights of th week, full of Shanghainese and ex-pat customers, this is just one venue which makes up Shanghais flourishing bar scene.
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  • Cups and prizes in the trophy room at Anfield, the sacred home to Liverpool Football Club. Liverpool Football Club is an English Premier League football club based in Liverpool, Merseyside. Liverpool has won eighteen League titles, second most in English football, seven FA Cups and a record seven League Cups. Liverpool has won more European titles than any other English club, with five European Cups, three UEFA Cups and three Super Cups. Liverpool was founded in 1892 and admitted into the Football League the following year. The club has played at its home ground, Anfield, since its founding.
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  • We see a welcome screen at the British Airways Galleries Club lounge at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5. This exclusive facility is only available to passengers travelling open to passengers travelling in First, Club World and Club Europe as well as Gold and Silver Executive Club members and was designed by Artwise. The lounge's 15,000 sq ft complex was built at the cost of £60 million. From writer Alain de Botton's book project "A Week at the Airport: A Heathrow Diary" (2009).
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  • A member of the Serpentine Swimming Club stretches before going swimming in the lake, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Portrait of members of the Serpentine Swimming Club after swimming, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • The start of the Serpentine Swimming Club Saturday morning swimming race, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • The start of the Serpentine Swimming Club Saturday morning swimming race, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Emmi Hunte, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Emmi Hunte, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, takes a shower after swimming in the Serpentine Lake, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • A member of the Serpentine Swimming Club after swimming in the Serpentine Lake on a cold Winter day, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Portrait of George Cselko a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Portrait of Ian Studdart, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • The sign outside the Serpentine Swimming Club changing room, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Portrait of members of the Serpentine Swimming Club after swimming, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Havana Club signage. La Zorra y el Cuervo jazz club, the Fox and the Raven jazz club, Vedado, Havana. This is the most famous jazz club in Havana and one of the most important in the World. It has been there since way before the revolution, when gangsters, flappers and Americas rich and famous used to frequent it. The music is still of the highest quality now, though it is a favourite with tourists it is well worth a visit.
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  • A pink towel and a pair of flip flops belonging to a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Portrait of a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club wrapped in a green towel, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Jeremy Hunter, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, stretches before swimming in the Serpentine Lake, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Portrait of Bill Deeley, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Mary Olivari, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • A member of the Serpentine Swimming Club drying off with a purple towel after swimming in the Serpentine Lake, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • The start of the Serpentine Swimming Club Saturday morning swimming race, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • The start of the Serpentine Swimming Club Saturday morning swimming race, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • A member of the Serpentine Swimming Club takes a shower after swimming in the Serpentine Lake on a cold Winter day, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • A member of the Serpentine Swimming Club walks along 'the Board' on a cold Winter's day, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • A member of the Serpentine Swimming Club exercises before swimming, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather
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  • A member of the Serpentine Swimming Club dries off with a pink towel after a Saturday morning swimming race, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather
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  • Portrait of James, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Robin Hunter, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club swimming, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Ron Whittam, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, drinks a cup of tea after swimming on a cold Winter's day, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Portrait of a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Before each race the temperature is marked on a blackboard which hangs inside the changing room of the Serpentine Swimming Club, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • Mary Olivari, a member of the Serpentine Swimming Club, swims in the Serpentine Lake, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • A member of the Serpentine Swimming Club swimming in the Serpentine Lake, Hyde Park, London, UK. The Serpentine Lake is situated in Hyde Park, London’s largest central open space. The Serpentine Swimming Club was formed in 1864 ‘to promote the healthful habit of bathing in open water throughout the year’.  Its headquarters were beneath an old elm tree on the south side of the lake, a wooden bench for clothing being the only facility.  At this time London was undergoing rapid expansion and Hyde Park was now in the centre of a densely populated built up area and provided a place of relaxation to its urbanised masses. Now, the club has its own (somewhat spartan) changing facilities and members are  permitted by the Royal Parks to swim in the lake any morning before 09:30.  They race every Saturday morning throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
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  • name of their favourite football club. During a street party in London’s East End, the young men have decided to parade outside with their flag to show their devotion to their local club. One reaches down to pick up a patriotic hat during the celebrations commemorating the 50th anniversary of VE (Victory in Europe) Day on 6th May 1995. West Ham was founded in 1895 as Thames Ironworks FC and reformed in 1900 as West Ham United. In 1904 the club relocated to their current Boleyn Ground stadium and will take over the 2012 Olympic stadium. In the week near the anniversary date of May 8, 1945, when the World War II Allies formally accepted the unconditional surrender of the armed forces of Germany. Street parties now – as they did in 1945 – played a large part in the country’s patriotic well being.
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  • Private fishing sign for the Taw Fishing Club on the River Taw on 5th May 2021 in Chulmleigh, Devon, United Kingdom. The fishing rights to this area are owned by the club which is a fly or game fishing club.
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  • Private fishing sign for the Taw Fishing Club on the River Taw on 5th May 2021 in Chulmleigh, Devon, United Kingdom. The fishing rights to this area are owned by the club which is a fly or game fishing club.
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  • Private fishing sign for the Taw Fishing Club on the River Taw on 5th May 2021 in Chulmleigh, Devon, United Kingdom. The fishing rights to this area are owned by the club which is a fly or game fishing club.
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  • Local club members from the Twickenham Yacht Club gather at the start of a short boating competition on the River Thames near Ham, on 5th May 2019, in London, England.
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  • The runners and riders for the 5th and 6th races during a horseracing meeting at the British-built Kolkata racecourse, on 18th November 1996, in Kolkata, India. The race course was built in 1820 and is maintained by the Royal Calcutta Turf Club RCTC, founded in 1847 in Calcutta, British India now Kolkata, India and became the premier horse racing organisation in India during the British Raj. At one time it was the governing body for almost all courses in the sub-continent, defining and applying the rules that governed the sport. During its heyday the races it organised were among the most important social events of the calendar, opened by the Viceroy of India. During the 1930s the Calcutta Derby Sweeps, organised by the club, was the largest sweepstake in the world. It is still an exclusive private club and still operates the Kolkata Race Course.
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  • A beautiful brunette woman is watched by an unknown male in a club in London's West End during a packed Bhangra-themed music night. As if being stalked by this male pest, we see a moment in this young woman’s evening as she enjoys a night out with girlfriends. The man scratches his nose at the same time as the woman brushes her hand against her cheek. It is hot in the busy club and the man is seen perspiring – he may be a stalker and he may be an innocent bystander – but it does look as though he has a keen interest in this dark-haired beauty. The Asian music is loud and the atmosphere is a pounding throng of young people but our attention is still with the two people, one oblivious to the other.
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  • Club goers dance at the popular M2 club in Shanghai, China on Oct. 14, 2011.  The city's clubs are popular among affluent youth as well as expatriates.
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  • Club goers dance at the popular M2 club in Shanghai, China on Oct. 14, 2011.  The city's clubs are popular among affluent youth as well as expatriates.
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  • La Zorra y el Cuervo jazz club, the Fox and the Raven jazz club, Vedado, Havana. This is the most famous jazz club in Havana and one of the most important in the World. It has been there since way before the revolution, when gangsters, flappers and Americas rich and famous used to frequent it. The music is still of the highest quality now, though it is a favourite with tourists it is well worth a visit.
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  • Roberto fonseca and band. La Zorra y el Cuervo jazz club, the Fox and the Raven jazz club, Vedado, Havana. This is the most famous jazz club in Havana and one of the most important in the World. It has been there since way before the revolution, when gangsters, flappers and Americas rich and famous used to frequent it. The music is still of the highest quality now, though it is a favourite with tourists it is well worth a visit.
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  • Roberto fonseca and band. La Zorra y el Cuervo jazz club, the Fox and the Raven jazz club, Vedado, Havana. This is the most famous jazz club in Havana and one of the most important in the World. It has been there since way before the revolution, when gangsters, flappers and Americas rich and famous used to frequent it. The music is still of the highest quality now, though it is a favourite with tourists it is well worth a visit.
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  • Roberto fonseca and band. La Zorra y el Cuervo jazz club, the Fox and the Raven jazz club, Vedado, Havana. This is the most famous jazz club in Havana and one of the most important in the World. It has been there since way before the revolution, when gangsters, flappers and Americas rich and famous used to frequent it. The music is still of the highest quality now, though it is a favourite with tourists it is well worth a visit.
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  • Roberto fonseca and band. La Zorra y el Cuervo jazz club, the Fox and the Raven jazz club, Vedado, Havana. This is the most famous jazz club in Havana and one of the most important in the World. It has been there since way before the revolution, when gangsters, flappers and Americas rich and famous used to frequent it. The music is still of the highest quality now, though it is a favourite with tourists it is well worth a visit.
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  • Drummer details shot. La Zorra y el Cuervo jazz club, the Fox and the Raven jazz club, Vedado, Havana. This is the most famous jazz club in Havana and one of the most important in the World. It has been there since way before the revolution, when gangsters, flappers and Americas rich and famous used to frequent it. The music is still of the highest quality now, though it is a favourite with tourists it is well worth a visit.
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  • Woman sitting on the steps of The Windmill night club in Soho, London. This is a strip and table dancing club which has been establiished for many years. Great Windmill Street in London’s soho where Laura Henderson was to create her world famous theatre staging the first nude shows in London in 1931. The windmill then became the only theatre in London which stayed open throughout the war, earning its legendary slogan, 'we never closed'. The Venue maintains its original features while keeping in style with the theatre. The stage and balcony areas all represent past and present, making the Windmill a highly desirable venue.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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  • Demo to save UK nightlife following the closure of London club Fabric protesters are fighting to save London’s famous venues in this London clubbing scene demonstration on Saturday 8th October 2016 in London United Kingdom.  The protest is calling for government to protect this area our culture in London and throughout the UK. Beginning in Hoxton Square, protesters gathered in a peaceful and joyous and vibrant protest to raise awareness of difficulties faced by electronic music and club culture.
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