When a sex store opens in the heart of an quaint cathedral city, one may think that the residents will be the first to complain.
But after the erotic master
Bell of Salisbury was ordered to cover up his window and he was supported by some surprises.
Locals gather around Jonathan Spencer, claiming that the store's display is one of the best in town, featuring attractive costumes and pornographic toys.
After Mr. Spencer claimed that he was forced to steal from the shop window for £ 1,800, they asked for a resumption of business --
Online description as number one adult store in Salisbury
Orders have been issued from the Council.
He complained about rival Ann Summers.
Half a mile from the City Mall-
Was allowed to continue to display underwear in their windows.
A typical display of Mr Spencer's shop, which also has a "discreet back door" on the back, is understood to include suggestive posters and phrases, as well as pornographic toys and underwear.
An exhibition is based on the theme of the seaside with "ahoy sexy" and "hello sailor" stickers in the window.
After placing the order, Mr. Spencer said: "My store is operating within the law.
We seem to have been demonized by the Council and looked down upon as if we were some illegal business.
They restricted my human rights to make a living.
He is now supported by residents who say the exhibitions "Cheer for the dull end of fisherman's street ".
A resident praised the erotic
Baili online said the store "has been producing lovely seasonal window displays for the past three years ".
"I would say the best clothing store in town," a post said . ".
"They have always been very good at provocation with elegance.
"I would like to complain that the complainant is trying to keep everyone immersed in their gray view of the world and stop this guy from making a living.
"If all the proud and hardworking businesses leave and if they are not protected, we will be a ghost city," said another . ". . .
I live here and hope our city is full of vitality.
Others have called on Ann Summers to follow the same rules.
City councillor Matthew Dean of the area said he had submitted a resident complaint to the Wiltshire Council about whether the display was appropriate, but did not ask for a power outage.
After seeing the new window, he said he was "very disappointed" with the results and urged the council and Mr. Spencer to work together to reach a compromise.
Richard Clewer, a Wiltshire MP in the area, also said that while some might be embarrassed by the exhibition, it is not worse than the rest of the city's shops.
The store is legal, he added, and he would rather display the window than see the "shabby black front ".
The decision was made by the council after some residents took over the store three years ago and modernized it to organize protest petitions.
He was initially allowed to keep the exhibition.
However, after making the complaint again, the Commission forced him to black out of the window, claiming that "administrative error" was the reason for his licence.
In response to the council's order, the window is now completely black and the front is written with a large white word "franchise store ".
Below, it says: "The owner wants to apologize for this shop that looks like a dirty sex partner after 80, but the council forces us to blacken the windows.
We want Windows as beautiful as other shops.
The company also uses the label "sexy and not vulgar" to promote its cause.
A Wiltshire Council spokesman said: "We deal with all issues concerning licensed houses in the same professional manner.
We must be consistent in ensuring that all licensed premises comply with their conditions of licence.
"On the government website, it noted that the licensing conditions for the sex store may include restrictions on the hours of business, store display, advertising, and visibility from the outside inside of the store.
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