Sewell & Marbury is the umbrella corporation for the various aspects of our business dealing with adult entertainment and fetish websites. This website is intended for for an adult audience, however there are no pictures of an adult nature on this Website. Please be aware that some of links may take you to sites that contain images of an adult nature. The original firm was created way back in 1986 under the auspices of Cage X-Press Industries Group, however since then it has formed into a number of sub divisions including the MA1 Group. A time line of our clubs and progress is found below. 1981: Up the Chuffer opens as a one off promotion, 1000 turned up on the night! 1983: Dungeon Club (Private underground s+m club) opens up in Leicester. Closed 2004 due to venue lease expiring. 1986: Cage X-Press Industries formed in Leicester, providing and manufacture of fetish and bondage equipment 2002: MA1 formed, This was a partnership between Cage X-Press Industries and worldskins (Recon). Between the two groups they had events based at The Hoist in London with MA1: Skinheads, Commando, Collateral Damage and MA1: Rubber. Also we were invloved with a number events at Crash, notably 5 Go Sleazy and Skin500 events. Also MA1 was involved with the Rough events held at Factory in Vauxhall and The Fridge in Brixton. After been messed around by the then management of Fire and The Fridge we decided to not to carry on the relationship with them. 2004: CXI takes full control of the MA1 Group. September 2004 we leave The Hoist. 2005-2008: MA1 moves to the old Sports Bar (Renamed the MA1 Bar) at Central Station in Kings Cross and starts a number of events including Spurt and Buff. We also started ClubCP in the basement of Central Station every Thursday then every 2nd and 4th Saturday. Following a number of sucessful nights we ended up opening every Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. However during late 2007 and early 2008 the venue was in severe financial trouble to the tune of £358,000.00 (D Wald Insolvency Agents of Wembley dealt with the case). Despite the reports in the press during the latter half of 2008 Central Station lost it's licence due to the insolvency and when the company went insolvent it took the licence with it. It closed it's doors for a month whilst the licence was renewed and re-opened after a lick of paint in November 2008. The old MA1 Bar is now a cafe. Unfortunately the mangagers of Central Station had to copy my names of the club as they have no imagination what so ever and remaned one club albeit with two letters changed. 2007 (July) UKTV starts filming a series of programs called "Extream Pleasures" where Alan Roberts (CEO) is featured in a documantary about the fetish industry, mainly the fantacy kidnapping service. 2008: MA1 moves it's Buff events to Backstreet in Mile End and MA1 holds talks with the owners of Depot/Crash in Vauxhall. After a number of weeks of negotation we finally secured joint ownership of the venue and renamed the venue Union. 2008: ClubCP moves to the new Union venue 2009: Plans are in the making to continue the expansion of MA1 within London culminating in the re-launch of MA1 at Union in February 2009. After an investment of £42K, MA1 transforms Union into the countries' biggest cruise and dance clubs. 2009: (May) MA1 teams with Fitladz to bring a number of new nights to Union. 2010: The consortium that owns Union places the venue on the open market at an asking price of £200,000. MA1 is actively looking for another smaller venue to host events or purchase. We also are looking for another investment of around £30,000. 2010: MA1 sold their share of Union to the management company of Union and the promoters of Nudity for an undisclosed amount. 2010: (September) Club-CP moves back to Backstreet 2010:  (Sept) MA1 takes control of "The Doors" nightclub in Shorditch with two other partners, now called East Bloc. 2011: (Feb) MA1 disposed of their shares in East Bloc, although remains a sleeping partner (The Doors) with a amicable split that suited everyone. 2011: (June) Club CP ends at The Backstreet after 10 years and merges with Hardplay. 2011: (December) MA1 resumes it's shares in East Bloc and remains a full partner. Names that are used by Sewell & Marbury are: MA1, Buff, Club CP, Spank Club, Collateral Damage, Filth, Commando, Rudeboyz (Rudeboiz used with permission of Steve Darragh), Black and Gay (BAG), Cell Block, Toolbox, Well 'Ard, Hard n Horny, Starfish, Spurt, Scored!, Squaddies, Trakkeis and Trainers (TNT), Spunk Up, Kidnapped, Hard Helmets, Feet on Friday, Office Boyz, 5 Go Filthy, Big Baby Club, ASBO, Tight Fit, Get Yer Rocks off, Bukkake Party, Bear Party, Cell Block, Hardplay For full details on Central Station, Click Here To the right is the actual shot of Matt Damon (Jason Bourne) outside the offices of Sewell and Marbury in Madrid! The S&M sign has long gone!   Left is a picture of the Madrid offices from where we took our name from. In The Bourne Ultimatum the address of the imginary CIA "safe house" offices is stated as 334 Calle [de] Norte, 8-CP  28014, Madrid. The building in the film is actually a building divided up in to a hostel, offices and some apartments located at Calle Virgen de los Peligos 10, 28013, Madrid. The nearest Metro station is Seville and it's just off the Gran Via. (Calle Norte does not exsist) Other offices locations included: Avendia Juana 436,  Piso 3, C1000ZAA, Buenos Aries & 18077 Market Street, Sydney 20031, New South Wales.