London nightclub Fabric to close permanently after licence is revoked | Music | The Guardian
Culture of drugs' at London's Fabric nightclub causes licence to be revoked - BBC News
Iconic London Nightclub Fabric Shut Down Over Drugs Despite 150,000 Petition | UK News | Sky News
London partiers are mourning Fabric nightclub, shut for its 'culture of drug use' | The World from PRX
Fabric: World-famous London club closes after drug deaths | CNN
Fabric prepares for reopening night with mystery line-up | Fabric | The Guardian
Fabric London nightclub closure throws UK clubland into disarray - a Getintothis reflection - Getintothis
Famous London Nightclub Fabric Closes Permanently Because Of "Drugs Culture" - Capital XTRA
Fabric reopening: Clubbers cast doubt on drugs clampdown as Farringdon venue finally reopens its doors | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
London Drugs Flyer April 28 to May 3
I Went Back to Fabric After 7 Years and Found the Queue Quite Stressful
Culture of drugs' at London's Fabric nightclub causes licence to be revoked - BBC News
Fans leave flowers in tribute to Fabric after it's forced to close permanently - BBC News
Fabric: London Mayor criticises order to close nightclub over drug deaths - ABC News
A general view of Fabric nightclub in Farringdon, London, as Bouncers will be backed up by police as the club re-opens tonight following its closure for drugs on the premises Stock Photo -
Nightclub's measures to stop drug taking have 'changed reputation' after two teenage deaths - MyLondon
Culture of drugs' at London's Fabric nightclub causes licence to be revoked - BBC News
London Drugs Collection by London Drugs Fabric Leisure Chair - 56 x 75 x 82cm | Coquitlam Centre
Report finds world-famous Fabric nightclub has become a 'safe haven' for use of illicit drugs as venue faces crucial licence review | The Sun
London nightclub Fabric: Two teens who died after taking drugs pictured | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Collection by London Drugs Seagrass Fabric Basket - Medium
London nightclub Fabric: Two teens who died after taking drugs pictured | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
London's Fabric nightclub reopened last night, following its license being revoked due to the use of illegal drugs on the premises. The first of two launch nights this weekend amid high security,
Nightclub's measures to stop drug taking have 'changed reputation' after two teenage deaths - MyLondon
London's Fabric responds to drug death inquest
London's Fabric to close - Access All Areas
Fabric is back, and nobody in their right mind would believe its new attitude to drugs will do any good | The Independent | The Independent
