Trumpington Village Hall BANNED from hosting kinky BDSM bondage workshops Trumpington Village Hall, near Cambridge, was set to host all-day BDSM workshop on 12 October £10 day included sessions on spanking, flogging, 'erotic hypnosis' and a 30-minute class on nipples Still offered tea, biscuits, sandwiches and crisps throughout But now the event has been cancelled by the venue as the application was made under 'false pretences' A bondage group has been banned from holding a day-long BDSM 'workshop' after the venue's owners discovered their true purpose. Bondage group Peer Rope Cambridge secured the booking for the event, which includes sessions on flogging, 'spanking and impact play' and 'erotic hypnosis', by claiming it was a 'relationship support group meeting.' But after the full details of the risqué event was uncovered, the non-profit group was told that their workshop, set for 12 October, and all future bookings were now off. Unlikely venue: The bondage day will be hosted at Trumpington Village Hall, which was founded in 1908 and usually hosts groups such as the Brownies and WI Hosted Peer Rope Cambridge had posted an extensive programme for the day online before their booking in the century-old hall was axed. Bestseller?: The event will teach aspects of BDSM, popularised in E L James's popular series of novels In exchange for a £10 admission fee, curious guests, who must be over 18, would have attend ed sessions with Mistress Bond and Mr Allen, whom the programme promised "will show you how to truly get a bottom's attention with canes." The Fifty Shades of Grey-style event also offered to introduce guests to BDSM concepts such as role-play and safe-words. An expert from a London tannery would have explained the intricacies of leather flogging devices, after which a choice was available between learning about the erotic applications of wax and a 30-minute class on nipples. More advanced sessions towards the close of the event would have focused on electrified props including "violent wand devices," and later there was a financial session - "kink on a budget" - exploring "ways to indulge in BDSM without breaking the bank." Attendees were warned on the group's website that they must stick to certain rules - including a 'no touching without asking' policy, and a 'no choking games' rule. Everyone must also always have access to 'a cutting tool' in case things go wrong. They were also told to stick to 'vanilla [non-BDSM] dress and manners until you are well inside the venue' so not to frighten the neighbours. However, after the hall's trustees were made aware of the true activities they immediately withdrew permission to use the venue. A statement on their behalf said: 'When the bookings were made, the activity was described as a "relationship support group meeting." This description did not fully state the activities being undertaken. Venue manager Barbara Fernandez, 51, said she accepted the booking in good faith and that the venue is usually for 'little old ladies and child care groups'. Whipped: A leather expert will lead a session on 'spanking and impact play' She said: 'The woman who made the booking said the group would be doing one thing, but they were doing something else. 'On the forms she said it was a "relationship support group meeting'" But it is not. It is bondage. It did not say bondage on the booking form. We provide services for little old ladies and child care groups. Some of our little old ladies who come to play Bingo will be upset. It is not a question of what activities they are doing, it is more about lying to us. We take things in good faith when they fill out the booking form. We do not bang on the doors to find out what people are doing. We expect people to be honest about they are using the halls for. An official statement said: 'When the bookings were made, the activity was described as a "relationship support group meeting." The trustees have therefore cancelled all future bookings and have no further comment to make.