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Ross Burgess at 18:06, 28 January 2016

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	[[File:Canal Barn Shardlow.JPG\|thumb\|Shardlow heritage centre]]'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years ~~later~~.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'' Volume One, pages 231–233.</ref>		[[File:Canal Barn Shardlow.JPG\|thumb\|Shardlow heritage centre]]'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]].

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			During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years afterwards.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'' Volume One, pages 231–233.</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 19:29, 18 April 2015

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	[[File:Canal Barn Shardlow.JPG\|thumb\|Shardlow heritage centre]]'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', pages 231–233.</ref>		[[File:Canal Barn Shardlow.JPG\|thumb\|Shardlow heritage centre]]'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'' Volume One, pages 231–233.</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 16:12, 30 March 2015

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	[[File:Canal Barn Shardlow.JPG\|thumb\|Shardlow heritage centre]]'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>~~[[Peter Scott-Presland]],~~ ''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', ~~Chapter 3~~</ref>		[[File:Canal Barn Shardlow.JPG\|thumb\|Shardlow heritage centre]]'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', pages 231–233.</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 21:53, 4 January 2014

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	'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>[[Peter Scott-Presland]], ''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Chapter 3</ref>		[[File:Canal Barn Shardlow.JPG\|thumb\|Shardlow heritage centre]]'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>[[Peter Scott-Presland]], ''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Chapter 3</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 21:51, 23 December 2013

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	'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>[[Peter Scott-Presland]], ''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Chapter 3</ref>		'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[South Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>[[Peter Scott-Presland]], ''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Chapter 3</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 07:46, 20 June 2012

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	'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from Derby and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for ~~manyyears~~ later.		'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from [[Derby]] and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there as a men-only gay club in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for many years later.<ref>[[Peter Scott-Presland]], ''[[Amiable Warriors]]'', Chapter 3</ref>

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'''Shardlow''' is a village in [[Derbyshire]], about 6 miles from Derby and 11 miles from [[Nottingham]]. During the 1970s the '''Pavilion Club''' flourished there in a former cricket pavilion. Unlike the various commercial clubs of the period it was owned by its members, led by [[Ike Cowan]]. The club finally burnt down, but the insurance money went into a local trust which supported gay causes in the area for manyyears later.

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