November 24th - London: Energy

The Academy building originally started off as part of the Astoria theatre chain and had laid in a derelict state for at least ten years since it's closure as a cinema in the early seventies. Due to the serious lack of decent sized venues in London the venue has recently had a change in it's fortunes and has received a new lease of life as a concert venue. The team from Energy start to show the Academy's real potential when they begin hold monthly all-nighters at the venue.

November 24th - Burnley: Mad Hatters Tea Party

As the tea party was creating a full head of steam, [ pardon ] a division of officers from Lancashire's riot squad storm the warehouse. This time, the authorities have come even more prepared as they have axes to break down the doors and a fork-lift truck to jack-up the shutters.

In scenes reminiscent to Love Decade a few months back, ravers lock themselves in the warehouse until the officers finally break through a couple of hours later. Once inside the building, the police arrest all the guests and took them to police stations all over the north-west of England.

December

December - Nottingham: Timeout

Boyant after setting the midlands alight with his latest party at the Marcus Garvey Centre in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire last month, a team of lawyers representing Cadbury Schweppes informs them to stop using the "Timeout" name immediately as their client produces a chocolate bar with the same name.

December 21st - Bath: Perception

It has been a action packed first year for the team at Peception in which they have breathed new life into a old train station in the centre of Bristol, Avon. The team have also moved away from their spiritual home and held headlining parties in Oxford and Henley-upon-Thames, Oxfordshire. If that wasn't enough to contend with in their first year, the team are one person short and they have also been busy holding weekly parties at the Birdlands in Bristol, Avon.