[1] In 1992 the first episode of the long-running late-night dance music show BPM featured footage from Angels with Dave Seaman DJing.

The landowners Great Portland Estates and Burnley Council, decided that demolition and redevelopment of the area was the most economically viable solution.

[2] The original Angels nightclub building reopened briefly under the name 'Heaven' due to delays in demolishing the structure.

Extensive work was undertaken to convert the former Aenon Baptist Chapel building into a multi-storey nightclub, which was intended to rival Liverpool’s Nation (the home of Cream).

[4] Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, Pete Tong, Sasha and Judge Jules all regularly DJ'd, and there were also appearances from Boy George and Nigel Benn.