Pillow Talk

1 Hazelwick Ave
Three Bridges
Crawley
RH10 1NP

I am a frequent customer of Pillow Talk, and have been for many years.

The staff are always friendly and helpful. They have a good selection of DVD's, with a buy 2 get 1 free offer always on, and they also allow me to exchange my old DVD's for a new one for only £15.

They are currently under new management, and the shop is looking really good inside with loads of new products. They even have a blown up sex couch in the DVD section which looks like it would be great fun!

They have their own car park next to the shop, making it really easy for me to nip in on my way home from work to get something for the evening, and being just off the A23 it's really easy to get to.

Licensed to Thrill

Park Road (opposite Westgate House)
Peterborough

Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm.

Licensed to Thrill has recently had a 100% overhaul, with a smart new window desig, 100s of new DVD titles from studios such as, Combat one, 3rd World Media, Evil Empire, Jules Jordan, Harmony and many many more

Bargains from as little as £10

There's a wide range of adult toys, creams, lotions, delay sprays and erection tablets.

Councillors have granted licences for two new sex shops at the Triangle.

Councillors on Bournemouth’s licensing committee insisted there were no grounds to refuse the two sex shop applications, which will take the total in the area to four.

White Tiger Europe Ltd was granted a sex establishment licence for 12 months for Triangle Adult Store, a lifestyle shop for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender customers, run by the former manager of Clone Zone.

Despite nutter objections from traders, Darker Enterprises has been given permission to take over the licence formerly held by the Clone Zone, which went into administration in January. It plans a new store called Private Shop.

Appealing to the licensing committee to reject the Darker Enterprises' application, former mayor Cllr Bob Chapman said: It’s flying in the face of everything this council is trying to do, at considerable cost to the taxpayers of this town and will do nothing to lift the appearance of the Triangle area.

Jason Appleby, manager of The All New Chez L’amour in the Triangle, said most of his customers were middle-aged, buying items similar to those from Ann Summers. Neither needs a sex shop licence as the percentage of “sex articles” it sells is low: I’m not sure what they think is going to happen if two more shops are here. Most people don’t notice this shop when they walk past.