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The approval for tonight’s launch of the new bar at Connections has not been granted by the relevant licensing departments. The original nightclub space WILL be available and open as usual and the new bar will be open to view however drinks will not be served in this area or the new terrace.

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Whilst this is a dampener on the celebrations tonight Connections would like everyone to know that they will still be open for the launch “with all the fanfare as before” and the party is still going ahead as planned including the ‘BIG show’. It will still be a night to remember!

Owners Tim, Tracey and Steve would like everyone to continue with their plans to join them this evening and “apologise for any inconvenience, but hope you will still come and have a great night”.

-We will update this story as we learn of further news.

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