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Homosexual Couples Reprimanded for Showing Affection Club Manager Bangor University Students’ Union December 2012 English Language Issue No. 227 Newspaper FREE @SerenBangor Seren.Bangor.ac.uk GIFT OF EXPRESSION RETURNS THE END OF THE WORLD? INTERVIEW: VC Not in our club Homosexual couples reprimanded for showing a ection Club Manager keen to nd root of problem by SINNEAD TOWEY “managerial issue” forced Embassy to of discriminative behaviour, in any change their door sta . establishment, is strongly advised to number of Bangor University Mr Lewis said, “We do not tolerate take further action. students have revealed that those kinds of views. We welcome “If people have any problems we are they were asked to leave Em- anyone, from any background or with here to listen,” said Martyn Curzey, Abassy nightclub last year. any view, as long as it’s a reasonable Secretary of Unity, Bangor’s lesbian, e students were approached by view, to come to our venue and en- gay, bisexual and transgender society. security in what they described as joy themselves. I hope that people do Unity o er a wide range of events, homophobic related incidents. that...We encourage feedback and es- including meetings at 2:30pm every A 19-year-old music student said pecially the issues you’re bringing to Wednesday and “Identity nights,” she was approached whilst kissing our attention. ey have no place in held on the last ursday of every another female. She was told to stop this business and no place in the com- month. what she was doing as it wasn’t al- munity as a whole.” “Identity is Bangor’s only attitude lowed. e same student also wit- e incidents all involved an in- free night where people can come nessed a homosexual friend, on a timate nature but the club doesn’t and are encouraged to completely separate occasion, being told directly believe that should be reason for dis- be themselves.” said Mr Curzey. e by a bouncer to “Leave before some- missal from the premises. “We have society also provides a strong sup- thing was done about it.” a heavy petting policy but kissing port service, encouraging anyone “I was told stop or you’ll have to for me isn’t an issue. It’s a display of who needs help or a friendly ear to leave” said Amelia Anderson, a Ban- a ection that we’re all used to.” said contact the Unity Guide Coordinator, gor Media Student. “I was annoyed Mr Lewis. “We do warn rst and ask David William Blake Broadhurst, at by it because there was a heterosexual people to resist. ere have been oc- [email protected] couple kissing but they were never casions where people have taken it approached.” further than that and we’ve asked Embassy themselves were not them to leave, politely. It’s just a case HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED aware of the problem. “No one has of trying not to o end people, what- SOMETHING LIKE THIS? GET come to myself to make me aware ever their sexual orientation.” IN TOUCH WITH SEREN SO WE of any issues. Certainly my own sta Embassy is keen to ensure that CAN CONTINUE TO PROVIDE A haven’t come to me,” said Clive Lewis, nothing of this nature happens again. VOICE FOR STUDENTS. the club’s manager. 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