- The police case against Fabric argues the club has "created an environment tolerant of drugs and serious crime." #SaveFabric
- Public health says club must implement a zero tolerance policy to drugs and introduce better first response to sick patrons. #FabricReview
- We have heard emotional statements from a cross-section of supporters, including musician and Islington resident Kate Simko. #FabricReview
- Co-owner Cameron Leslie says the club has always taken city drug policy very seriously since opening in 1999. #FabricReview
- Leslie says the club has always has a good relationship with the police, is offended to be called a "safe haven" for drugs. #FabricReview
- There is talk of introducing body warmth cameras to detect drugs and earlier we heard about sniffer dogs and harsher flyers. #FabricReview
Public gallery at Islington Town Hall is packed for tonight's Fabric licensing review. pic.twitter.com/ZYX4IljgiI- Club manager says because drugs market is constantly evolving, so is staff training #FabricReview
- Club mgr says police advice is to alert police to drug use when aggravating matter, eg cash is found with drugs on person #FabricReview
- Council chair asks club mgr how are people identified as being unwell? He says if look sweaty and pale best indication #FabricReview
- Quick break for discussion of private information #FabricReview
- Everyone back in the room and discussion now focussed on use of drugs dogs #FabricReview
- Fabric rep says club will give sniffer dogs voluntary trial #FabricReview
- @FACTmag Key points - BPMs may be lowered on Friday nights to make club 'safer', sniffer dogs trialled #FabricReview
- Closing statement from Fabric rep emphasises cultural significance of club, offers to work with police more #FabricReview
- Hearing adjourned while sub-committee go off to consider all the evidence. #NailBiting #FabricReview
- Normski has been sat opposite us during the #FabricReview tonight 🎧 The future of the club will soon be revealed. #SaveFabric
- Meeting is back in the room. Chair of council discussing the club's drug-related deaths, says were "inadequately searched." #FabricReview
