Ministry of Sound's 'Save Our Club' campaign has received backing from the Labour Party. Labour's London mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone and the party's leader Ed Miliband oppose the closure of the superclub. Despite fighting off proposals last year for development on the site, Oakmayne Properties recently convinced mayor of London Boris Johnson to consider overturning the decision. Ministry of Sound urges Mayor Boris Johnson to 'Save Our Club' Ministry of Sound CEO Lohan Presencer said yesterday evening (Thursday 2): "We are delighted that Ken Livingstone has today come out for Londoners and we thank him very much. Ministry works with politicians of all parties. This has never been about...

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