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     2006

 

     - The Neptune restaurant closes after 34 years in business

     - New "R18" rating for cabaret shows

 

     2005

 

 

 

 

 

Rehabilitation for first- & second-time synthetic drug abusers

"From 1 July 2005, first- and second-time abusers of MDMA (Ecstasy, Ketamine), Methamphetamine (Ice or Yaba) and Nimetazepam (Erimin-5) will undergo a new rehabilitation regime in Drug Rehabilitation Centres (DRCs)....."

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My Uniquely Singapore Passport 2005

"The Passport offers holders (Singapore residents or visitors) discounts at 40 Singapore establishments including tourist attractions, F&B outlets as well as a family-oriented spa..."

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     - Smoking ban to cover more public places from 1 Oct 2005

 

     2004

     - Police reject Snowball.04 application

 

 

Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Live at Bar None  27 Nov - 1 Dec 2004

 

 

Monday Sessions LIVE at Bar None

4, 11, 18 & 25 Oct 2004

 

 

     - More nightspots go 24 hours

     2003

     - 24-hr Entertainment - A Reality!

     - Bar top dancing allowed from 1 Aug 2003

     - Police install CCTV in Boat Quay, Little India & Newton Food Centre

     - REVOLUTION shows at the Hard Rock Cafe in March 2003

 

EPL Pundits, Jamie Reeves, John Dykes and Paul Masefield will swop their comfortable TV chairs for a stint behind the Dubliner Bar all in the name of charity... and sport... and fun. Come down. Join in the fun. Win great prizes and enjoy cheap booze as the Dubliner launches it's Sports Night.
Saturday 5 June 2004 from 7pm @ The Dubliner, Winsland House, Penang Rd

 

Book Review:

Zouk The Book

 

Bar-top Dance Challenge

@ Zillion Disco Pub

Heats: 8, 15, 23 & 29 Aug 2003

Organised by Kaze Eventz

 

Public Entertainment Licence Required For Paid Bar Top Dancers


Bar top dancing has taken popularity in a number of entertainment outlets since the relaxation of rules by the police. We would like to take this opportunity to draw attention to aspects of bar top dancing following queries from the media.

Some entertainment outlets may be using the services of paid dancers to perform on bar-tops, sometimes together with patrons. Police would like to clarify that where there is the use of paid dancers by the operator to perform on bar-tops, this is considered a form of live entertainment in which a separate public entertainment licence is required.

Police would also like to remind entertainment outlet operators that licensing conditions do not allow for performers to mingle with patrons unless express permission has been sought from the Police Licensing Division. Police will only allow mingling if the performer has been endorsed by the Singapore Tourism Board.

Police seeks the compliance by operators of the licensing conditions and will be conducting checks to ensure compliance. We will take summons action against those who are in breach of the conditions. Operators in need of clarification or further information should enquire with the Public Entertainment Licensing Unit (PELU) at 65575819 or 65575823

 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
22 AUGUST 2003 @ 2.45pm

Source: Singapore Police Force