Newcastle s legendary Oxford Galleries and its 90 years as a city centre nightspot
The dance hall-nightclub venue on Newcastle s New Bridge Street changed names many times over its lifespan - but for many it will always be the Oxford
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Swindon s clubbing scene has gone through a series of rapid changes in recent years. Once a bustling night out, most revellers are now limited to two locations bottom of town and Old Town. But that wasn t always the case. Before closing, places like Brunel Rooms (and later Liquid Envy) in the centre of town would provide people with more options. Casbah and Medina were two other offerings, but their closures came much later - with Casbah closing last year, just before the Covid pandemic. Here we ll take a look back at some of the events and nights out people had way back before the words social distancing meant anything.
Remember Tiffany s in Newcastle - one of the most popular 1970s and 80s nightclubs
Tiffany s opened in 1971 in the Oxford Galleries buildings on Newcastle s New Bridge Street, remaining one of the city s most popular nightclubs well into the 1980s
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