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Nightclubber needed 28 stitches



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Published Date: 04 August 2008
9.30AM: A PETERBOROUGH man will appear in court today after a nightclub incident left a man needing 28 stitches to his neck and face.
Police were called to Central nightclub in Broad Street, Stamford, in the early hours of Sunday morning (August 3).

A Stamford man had suffered a serious wound to his neck and face. He was taken to Peterborough District Hospital for treatment and had 28 stitches in the injury.

Jonathan Barry Lawrence, 22, of Montague Rod, Peterborough, has been charged with wounding with intent and will appear before Grantham Magistrates this morning.

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  • Last Updated: 04 August 2008 3:42 PM
  • Source: Peterborough ET
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the.oi.boy.,

p.boro 04/08/2008 09:53:11
i dont want to live in a nanny state but but with drinkers getting more savage i think its about time that nightclubs introduced plastic glasses what on earth are they thinking about when they do this
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KiwiinPboro,

04/08/2008 10:14:33
Agree, overseas clubs only give you plastic glasses to avoid drunk idiots trying to hurt each other.
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Scamp,

Huntingdon 04/08/2008 11:07:51
Bet he gets a fine or a nice cushy community order. Punishments need to be a deterent not an incentive.
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Dan,

Peterborough 04/08/2008 13:53:02
I believe that the Park already has in the function room upstairs.
To be honest, given how bad the beer tastes in a lot of these clubs, changing from glass to platic won't affectthe taste one iota, regardless of what clubbers try to tell you.
Act like children and get treated like children - plastic cups for all.
And better to be treated like children rather than be treated in casualty.
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futuristic,

04/08/2008 14:02:12
this thug should be barred from all pubs/clubs any place were alchohol is sold.

i bet his parents are proud of him, hope he gets a lot of porridge.
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initonit,

Peterborough 04/08/2008 14:38:57
The Park function room gives out platic glass - as does the Cresset - for live music events for safety reasons - as does most live music venues in the country - it's only pubs and clubs which don't - maybe nightclubs should start looking at similar restrictions?
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dash,

spalding 04/08/2008 15:24:48
i think people should look at the facts first before saying how things should be dealt with. Plastic glasses yes up for that has i have scars from glass to the face. will it help putting them away who knows maybe back ground needed on the person who caused the fight and also on who used the glass. how did the fight start. I feel no different to the guy that put a glass in my face but then i know what happened and what caused the fight.
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