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Frenzy becomes a religion - update
30/07/2008
Frenzy, the hard house and hard dance event based in Bournemouth, has announced it has officially become a religion.
This extra-ordinary step has been taken in response to Bournemouth Borough Council's recent legislation banning the distribution of marketing materials on the streets, unless a licence is purchased or express permission granted.
The ruling does not apply "where the distribution is for the purposes of a religion or belief."
After consultation with their legal counsel, Frenzy have decided to create a religion based on the following ideas:
I shall pay my council tax
I shall not drop litter
I shall respect my neighbours
I shall rave safely
The first official gathering of the Frenzy faithful will be at Dusk Till Dawn nightclub in Bournemouth on Friday 1 August. The preacher will be Frantic's newest resident - Frisky.
Bournemouth Borough Council have so far declined to comment.
A Christian movement called the "Blessed Evangelists" are planning to demonstrate outside the Frenzy night on Friday 1 August.
The organisation objects to what they describe as "disrespectful actions" and an "outrageous publicity stunt."
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