London’s biggest dedicated nightclub with a capacity of 3000, SeOne’s life as a venue started in the early 90s when the arches under London Bridge station were used as a car park by day and hosted illegal raves at night.

These days, the gurning, glowstick waving goons have been replaced by respectable clubbers in designer clothes sipping expensive Japanese lager and generally looking far too clean to be in a railway arch.

Then again, with plenty of rooms to get lost in, there’s still plenty of scope for wandering around in a lost and slightly confused manner. And come five in the morning, that respectability gets happily frayed around the edges.

SEONE CEASED TRADING ON MONDAY 22ND FEBRUARY AS A RESULT OF THE RECESSION. IT IS NOW CALLED DEBUT.