In reply to Katrina Gilmore.

‘Security has been a major issue Worldwide for a very long time, and has been continuously on the increase. You and your friend leaving your handbags unattended displayed your total disrespect and ignorance for security. Anyone intending to blow up a place is unlikely to put the device in a bag which looked like it had an explosive device inside it. It’s likely to be in something quite ordinary looking, for example ‘handbags’, such as the ones you had left unattended.

Perhaps you now understand the impact of your and your friend’s actions, and how serious that was. Therefore the security team and the management had dealt with the issue as they did.

None of us like to be told off, I know. But it can be helpful to try and see things from other’s point of view too.

Hiya Me and my friends are going to heaven next week friday but we want to know if you can get free vouchers or tickets and if not how much is it? xxx

In reply to Max palmer.

Had a great time good mixed crowd all into the music….a few adventurous hands…. Could have been incompetent pick pockets I suppose

Are you open? i’ll be in london this week-end with a friend of mine…we’re not sure if going to the blow party at the Unic in Notthingam or just stay in London and come to heaven, can you please tell me if it’s true that the target age is really for young guys? or not? i never been to heaven but people told me that are all young boys maximum 25 years old …is it true?

In reply to GeorgeGr19.

i went last nite it looks like you can get in if you are 14 or 15 as i see young little boyz in there i went to this club for years and i am interested in meeting a nice guy not a school boy i wont be going to this club anymore also it was like a drug selling place i was ask three times if i wanted drugs.i also like to say there was 99% of straight people there and yet its a gay night club.i wont be going back and i am telling everyone about my bad experience also pick pockets in there manly from overseas not english.

happy birthday T’SHAN WE GUNA BOP BOP BOP BOP DOWN TO HEAVEN NIGHTCLUB AND WHINE UP YOUR BODY TO THE OFEER THE MONEY OFEER THE MONEY COZ U WANT TO HOPE AND PRAY HOPE AND PRAY

Whilst dancing in the nightclub, the management lifted mine and my companion’s handbag. We initially thought they were lost, so went to enquire if they were handed in at the coat desk. This is when management informed us that they had our bags and would not return them as they wished to ‘make an example of us’.

We were taken to another area of the venue and physically surrounded by the manager, security and bar staff who repeatedly used aggressive behaviour, including forcefully grabbing our arms when making the point that we are the ‘worst people that has ever been in the club’. We find this hard to believe as, although our sobriety was marginally compromised, our behaviour was close to exemplary.

This behaviour is never excusable, however could be understood if we acted out of turn. This wasn’t the case. Neither me nor my companion were rude or unruly. We simply made the mistake of leaving our bags unattended, which were stolen – by the venue – who refused to return them and our property to ‘make an example of us’. We’re still not sure what they meant by this, and surely this amounts to theft.

The venue eventually returned our property and barred us.