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Britain's underworld, on the record.
Enquirer Media is an independent publisher and production company. True crime, organised crime and the social history of modern Britain. Ten million views a month across YouTube and Facebook, several long-form projects in planning, and a publishing list that goes deeper than a video allows.
What we do
Real stories. First-hand voices. No filler.
Documentary projects
Several long-form film projects are currently in planning, built around original interviews, archive material, location filming and first-hand accounts from people close to the stories.
Books
Properly researched, properly written, edited for readers who already know the territory. First title coming: Gangland Rave Wars, the true story of the underworld battle for the 90s rave scene.
Coming Soon
Upcoming book
Gangland Rave Wars
The true story of the 90s and 2000s as the rave scene swept in
As the warehouses turned into licensed venues and the money behind the doors grew into something organised, the underworld, the doormen and the police fought for control. First-hand accounts from promoters, security firms, dealers and serving and retired officers. A social history of a decade that changed British nightlife for good.
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