Place of residence: London N4, N10

Venues visited: Duke of Wellington, Freedom, Friendly Society, G-A-Y Bar, G-A-Y Late, Heaven / G-A-Y, Ku Leicester Square, Ku Soho, The Kings Arms, Village, The Edge, Astoria (G-A-Y before demolition), Dalston Superstore, Fire / Lightbox

Choice of venue & outfits:

When I first moved to London, I lived in Willesden Green for 2 years but always worked central in Oxford St or Piccadilly. So, I discovered the clubs in Soho with my colleagues, ex-boyfriend and friends. When I moved to Kennington for just 6 months, Vauxhall was close, but I still preferred to go to Soho because it was already familiar and it was central for everyone to meet.

G-A-Y had the best music, you knew you would have a good dance - Freedom was sometimes great, sometimes not. G-A-Y always guaranteed a good night - I'm talking about Astoria, but the same goes for the other G-A-Y venues when Astoria got demolished.

Dalston Superstore - very small place, but always fun and very nice atmosphere. Fun people, fun music - I would always go there if I was in the area.

I used to also go to Black Cap in Camden, it was more of a day to night venue, plus the drag shows were fun and closer to my place in Manor House.

In every place I was in, I would dress the same - regular, smart, jeans, shirt or t-shirt, depending on the weather or season. All the places I was going to were a similar, regular vibe, nothing crazy. Of course, some people were sometimes wearing more colourful stuff, but pretty much everyone was wearing regular clothes.