22 Nov 02 - 07:16 AM (#832378) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: The Shambles http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,845266,00.html |
22 Nov 02 - 08:05 AM (#832412) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: The Shambles Who is correct, Dr Howells or the Council? Government Minister responsible, Dr Howells states in a letter to Michael Portillo 14/03/02. "However, under Section 182 of the Licensing Act 1964 a public entertainment licence is not required if music or dancing is performed by less than three performers on licensed premises i.e. the 'two in a bar rule'. The rule is intended to apply to public performances put on by a public house to entertain the public and should not prevent ordinary people singing together or DANCING in public houses". |
22 Nov 02 - 08:59 AM (#832455) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: Mr Happy no tapping your feet- clapping- swaying, laffing, or smiling- what next? |
22 Nov 02 - 11:51 AM (#832632) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: Dave Bryant What about all the pubs with rather restricted toilet facilities (esp for the women) will they be breaking the law if people jog up and down while they're queuing for the loo ? |
22 Nov 02 - 01:58 PM (#832751) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: The Shambles More on the same story in the London Evening Standard. |
22 Nov 02 - 01:59 PM (#832753) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: The Shambles http://www.eveningstandard.co.uk/news/articles/2164697?source=Evenin |
22 Nov 02 - 03:47 PM (#832847) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: GUEST,Peter from Essex I thought the current legislation explicitly required a PEL for any dancing. A pub near my office advertises a weekly disco and has signs around the bar saying "No Dancing". |
22 Nov 02 - 03:59 PM (#832859) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: McGrath of Harlow Hand jive appears to be all right accordfing to Bob Currie's little definition. Think he's related to Edwina Currie? (Maybe he is. That definition of dancing must surely include that sort of stuff as well - "rhythmic moving of the... body, usually changing positions...") |
22 Nov 02 - 04:25 PM (#832882) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: The Shambles I thought the current legislation explicitly required a PEL for any dancing. I don't think anyone told Dr Howells, who was caught rather 'overspinning', in his above quote. But he was only writing to Michael Portillo. |
22 Nov 02 - 04:27 PM (#832886) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: McGrath of Harlow Correction: "But he was only lying |
22 Nov 02 - 04:29 PM (#832887) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: McGrath of Harlow Correction: "But he was only lying to Michael Portillo." |
22 Nov 02 - 05:09 PM (#832920) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: The Shambles Do you think Michael Portillo believed him, and was one of the dancers? |
24 Mar 03 - 06:15 AM (#916906) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: The Shambles The following link is to The Publican, where the Company that own the pub in question, slam the Council concerned after finally paying for and obtaining a PEL. http://www.thepublican.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=9062&d=32&h=24&f=23&dateformat=%25o%20%25B%20%25Y |
25 Mar 03 - 02:11 AM (#917651) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: open mike it might become apparent why irish dancers hold their hands down at their sides so as to not appear to be wildly gyrating while dancing away--something to do with officers looking thru the windows for waving hands, an seeing none, could not be sure there was any dancing going on. It seems there my be some way to dance inwardly, and not show any outward signs, to avoid any criminal charges??!! |
25 Mar 03 - 04:08 AM (#917701) Subject: RE: DANCING OUTBREAK! and definition. PELs From: smallpiper There is always minimalist dancing which involves the wild and energetic (not forgetting rythmical) movement of one toe (only one mind you, otherwise it could run away with itself and turn into a foot tap) - as long as you are wearing shoes or boots no one should be able to see this happening. Thereby negating the need for a PEL. However I strongly suggest that precautions be taken because this form of dancing can be very dangerous to the untrained and you could bruise your toe nail. |