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. Last week, representatives of the Honeypot Gentlemen’s Club, on Queen Street and has been in operation for 10 years, made their case to councillors on the licensing sub-committee for their license to be renewed. Ordinarily, the venue renews its SEV license on an annual basis, however, this year was different as objectors urged members of the sub-committee to revoke its license. With the major regeneration of Maidenhead town centre, Bijou Dunn, who spoke on behalf of residents living opposite the Honeypot, argued a lap dancing club will longer fit in with the emerging environment and...

made its case to councillors for its sexual entertainment venue (SEV) license to be renewed. Representatives of the Honeypot Gentlemen’s Club, on Queen Street and has been operating for 10 years, pleaded with members on the licensing sub-committee on Wednesday, April 7, for their license to be renewed. The venue’s SEV license is usually granted on an annual basis, but a flurry of objectors triggered a hearing where councillors will adjourn and decide whether or not to approve their application or impose conditions. Speaking on behalf of residents who live opposite the Honeypot, Bijo...

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LINCOLN, Neb. – It is finished, but far from over. Cattle and dairy industry reps assembled by Sen. Steve Halloran, chairman of Nebraska’s Agriculture committee, have spent more than 12 hours over four meetings discussing Nebraska’s Brand Act as part of Halloran’s interim study, LR 378, and suggesting changes to make Nebraska’s brand law more user friendly and modern. A report, to be compiled by ag committee research analyst Rick Leonard, is expected before Christmas, however, what the spring legislative session will look like as the pandemic stretches into 2021 is still an unknown ...