Nightclub accused of 'victim blaming' after sharing steps to avoid being spiked
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukA nightclub has had to defend itself after a recent update about avoiding spikings was slammed as victim blaming. Glow Nightclub, on Mary Street in Lancashire, closed its doors on Wednesday night (October 27) following reports across the UK of women being spiked 'with needles', LancsLive reports.
Local nightclub The Sugarhouse, ran by the Lancaster University Students' Union, also closed to train bar and security staff.
It comes as the national Girls Night In boycott was held across the UK on Wednesday night, with clubs across the nation closing their doors in solidarity. READ MORE: The night they said 'no more' - spiking protests held in Manchester and across the UK But the Glow nightclub came under fire after sharing a list of
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