The Moon Under Water, Milton Keynes

wow what a difference it was last night at the moon,no entertainment what so ever maybe because the team on the door was different,it made a great night not wondering that if you was laughing so loud you might get thrown out but heighho you did,nt have to keep glancing over your shoulder because the suits were,nt there.the guys that were on the door were great in their job because even they were there you didnt because they kept a low profile and when they did need to show someone the door it was done with a finese and polite manner,in fact the ejected person of which we saw only two was escorted to the door and that was it,a great night was had by all lets hope that weatherspoons has seen the light of the day and take note of the difference the door team makes.

7 Mar 2011 00:04

The Moon Under Water, Milton Keynes

am writing this in reply to the last entry from davb47,am totally in agreement with his words of wisdom,everything he has said is true,if you want to have a good quiet laugh with you friends then dont go into the moon as they really dont like you having a laugh or two,the said "doorman"said before that they use the minium force in restraining people but if you watch them closely they do actually seem to take great pleasure in inflicting pain when throwing people out and this is done quite carefully so no one notices,i feel sorry for the golfing party as it seems the door personnel seem to target people that are older or of a less stature in build.

i hope that weatherspoons are taking notice of the working practice of the firm that says it is not does not work for weatherspoons but are hred by them,thats funny because i thought the one and two are connected so weatherspoons are directly responsiable for their staff working on the premises.lets hope that they send someone in as a secret shopper to see for themselves whats happening
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16 Feb 2011 13:50

The Moon Under Water, Milton Keynes

in answer to the head doormans answer dated 15 dec 2010 to my review i would like to point out all my points were based on a 100% sober annual pub/eating audit.on average i have sent numerous reports to firms based on a night spent in the various nightspots.i have never seen in any other pub/bar where the doormen openly flirt and cuddle with the female customers and in doing so miss entrants coming into the premises that were openly under aged,again if they were going about their jobs properly the paying customer would be of the legal age.
also i would like to point out about the violence that was pointed out,again you say no such violence is used and if it is only in "extreme conditions" well sitting in the moon several weeks ago i was off "duty"from making reports and witnessed a young man taken to the floor between the doors by all doormen sitting on him,he was actually stating pain was being caused by someone twisting his arm and could,nt breathe as someone was sitting on his back perhaps this was cordoned because he was of the eithic race but we will nether know
.as to the bags searches no security personel are allowed to place their hands inside bags mainly because two reasons ..one is sharps and the other is the fear they could be planting items inside.
to see what goes on goes beyond belief perhaps the chief constable in making job cuts in bedfordshire would be better off looking to employing doormen instead of policemen on our streets.

22 Jan 2011 17:41