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Mobspeakwrote
Sat, 02 Feb 2013not from London and have never been there, but regardless of the perceived quality of the place it surely isn't right for developers to move in on it. Id be backing MoS based on principle. If they can do it to MoS, they can do it to any club, weather you enjoy the music played there or not.

orhandenizwrote
Thu, 31 Jan 2013The irony is that ministry is owned by tories, if I'm not wrong?

nelswrote
Thu, 31 Jan 2013I find it disturbing that one man, Boris Johnson, is allowed to overturn the original decision to reject these apartments.

Very fucking dodgy as well, I wonder if he knows the developer/financier of this project? no doubt one of his tory chums stands to make a lot of money from it.

ministry is a great club, even though I only ever go there about once a year, usually because of a free guestlist. shame the crowd is mostly foreign or clueless teenagers from the home counties, its hard to get... More

Radx04wrote
Thu, 31 Jan 2013To be honest i'm not sure they will win this planning application tussle, Boris might overturn the original decision. What will happen who knows perhaps a move somewhere but theres no doubt the Mos is a great club.

Navalverdewrote
Thu, 26 Jan 2012It's always trendy apartment and condo complexes that move in and ruin any cool urban developments or businesses. Sounds like London might be going the way of Manhattan. At least in Rudy Giuliani's case there was a murder and unscrupulous behavior he was trying to stop.

Comradwrote
Thu, 26 Jan 2012Boris may not be in office for much longer with election coming up. Ministry need to hold tight, drag there heels as much as possible and hope for a victory for Red Ken