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May 10th - Bedford: Helter Skelter
Dave and Penny Pratley of Helter Skelter also come out of semi-retirement to host a series of fortnightly parties at the "Fun House" [ a.k.a Milwaukees ] in Souldrop, Bedfordshire.
Helter Skelter will go head-to-head with ESP promotions as their parties are on opposing weekends to the "Bounce" parties, a friendly rivaly between the two promoters develops.
May 10th - Coventry: Helter Skelter
Held on the same night they launched their bi-weekly sessions at Milwaukees, Dave and Penny Pratley also don't forget their roots as they host a special house night at the Eclipse in Coventry, west Midlands.
May 11th - Cambridge: Eclipse
Brothers Stuart and Dave Banks from Groove II's Eclipse have every right to celebrate as they host their tenth party and nearly a year of quality events at The Corn Exchange in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire.
May 11th - Stirchley: Pandemonium
Could there be new challenger to the midlands crown?. Paul Dawkes and Paul Archer of Pandemonium recruit promoter Marc Chamberlain to be the public face of their organisation.
With years of experience in managing events in the bag, Marc will also act as the liasion officer who will handle the demands of the local media, council officals and authority figures.
Now on the march, Pandemonium will pick up from where their left off in that church in Lion street as they gradually re-build their following by hosting three parties:
"Tommorrow" - seven-hundred guests through the door, "Bang" - thousand-four-hundred guests and finally, "Pandemonium+" - a total sellout with thousand-eight-hundred guests.
After hosting a series of "Private" parties in the would-be birthplace of acid house in the UK, Ziggi's nightclub in Streatham, south London, the crew take center stage to launch their first major offering "Boiling Point" at the Essex Showground in Chelmsford, Essex.