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Lap dancing club open in Burgess Hill



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Published Date: 27 June 2008
A lap dancing club has enjoyed a successful opening in the town centre of Burgess Hill.

Club Redd, in the Martlets, boasts two bars and sectioned off dance booths for customers wishing to have a private dance.

One booth allows men to be tied down whilst they are given a lap dance at an extra cost.

Leo Valls, who runs Redd with Kevin Felton, said that such a club was long overdue for Burgess Hill and praised the "forward thinking" district council for giving people the choice of "how they are entertained".

He said: "Redd is a lap dancing bar, a place where you can come in and have fun whilst in the company of extremely beautiful women who are happy to be completely naked.

"We have had a 100 per cent positive response and absolutely no negative response in Burgess Hill. In fact people have just said it should have been done sooner."

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  • Last Updated: 16 July 2008 4:48 PM
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