May 1st - London: The Criminal Justice And Public Order Bill

Organised by the "Advance Party", the demonstration sees around ten thousand people march through central London in opposition against the proposed bill. Ably supported by a camouflaged Bedford van, supplied by Luton free-party activists Exodus, the demonstration starts as the crowd converges in Hyde Park and will finish with rally in Trafalgar Square.

After the demonstation there was a little bit of critisism from sources which said that the turnout at the demonstration could have been a lot greater if some of the scene's "Big Boys" were present as parts of the bill are tailored to them personally as it will make outdoor events even more harder to pull off.

Four years ago, the pay-party scene could see the massive implications of proposed government bills so they brought together an alliance, made a record and got their followers imobilised. The Government didn't listen and passed the bill anyways, do you think that the "Big Boys" know something we dont?.

May 6th - Longton: Club Kinetic

The organisers Club Kinetic, Glen Banks and Andy Johnson [ who have now ousted the Kinetic founder Errol Russell in a "rave coup" earlier this year ] decide that the second birthday will see the launch of yet more dancing as they add a fourth arena to the venue, meanwhile...

On one of the busiest nights that the Leisurebowl has seen in ages, Kinetic resident DJ Brisk, Stu Allan, SS, Ratty, Grooverider, Moongoose, Ellis Dee and the Dream Frequency are brought in especially to help celebrate an end of an era with the Kinetic gang.

May 8th - Birmingham: Amnesia House

For Amnesia's second party at the Institute this year, a full house saw LTJ Bukem, DJ Hype and DJ Ron pull off performances that will still be talked about in years to come, here's to another!.

May 13th - Mansfield: Vibealite