The Soho club used to be the place to see and be seen. But that was 30-odd years ago The peak of London's Groucho Club was probably in the Julie Burchill era, before she went hell-for-leather anti-woke, when she used to do nice things, such as giving £20 notes to homeless people. I suppose this was the late 80s, early 90s, when those were the people we lionised, the ones who were kind to people on the streets, not the Bullingdon Club tradition of burning £50 notes in front of them. Then someth...
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The Guardian - 16 Aug 2022 08:00
The Soho club used to be the place to see and be seen. But that was 30-odd years ago The peak of London's Groucho Club was probably in the Julie Burchill era, before she went hell-for-leather anti-woke, when she used to do nice things, such as giving £20 notes to homeless people. I suppose this was the late 80s, early 90s, when those were the people we lionised, the ones who were kind to people on the streets, not the Bullingdon Club tradition of burning £50 notes in front of them. Then someth...
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