The guy in front of me was asked for his postcode on entry. Curious as to why, he asked calmly and was physically pushed out of the queue by the bouncer. If a bouncer acts this violently to something like this, I do not feel safe entering. This bouncer needs to control their violence and anger other read moreThe guy in front of me was asked for his postcode on entry. Curious as to why, he asked calmly and was physically pushed out of the queue by the bouncer. If a bouncer acts this violently to something like this, I do not feel safe entering. This bouncer needs to control their violence and anger otherwise customer safety is at a huge risk. In response to the below reply: I understand the need to protect your staff and the demands of security work as I have worked events before. However the events occurred exactly as described in my review, as you would notice if you reviewed your cctv footage. This was an opportunity to review your safety procedures in terms of staff violence and instead you have decided to ignore this opportunity and lie about what happened. Your response proves that this venue is not safe for customers. I admit that the person in question did act inappropriately too, however they acted in anger in response to the violence shown by your staff. It is basic knowledge that violence often illicits violence, as horrible as that may be.