Doors of London are Closed for Escorts and prostitutes Till Final Moments of Olympics

Everyone in London is worried about the look of London these days ahead of Olympics. Everyone is contributing towards beautifying the London. PM, Mayer and all others are thinking of the ways and means to present the London in a manner during Olympics that richest of the rich and best of the bests might have expected London to be during the games as athletes after athlete and billionaire after billionaire are pouring in London in their own multimillion super yachts. 

The grinding axe that came most powerfully was on heads of prostitutes and private escorts that are not allowed to enter the alleys and streets near the sport hub; police is driving them away from the streets and even brothels are being shut down. According to latest reports more than 80 brothels in London and in the suburbs of London have been closed until now.

Georgina Perry, who runs Open Doors, a government project supporting east London prostitutes claimed:  "For the last two years we've seen a real increase in police activity in relation to sex work in the Olympic host boroughs. Some of the women who sell sex have experienced so many brothel closures that they are now working on the street, and that is a much less safe place. Street women are experiencing a lot of police requests for them to move on from the area. They're not wanted there during the Olympic Games."

Prime Minister David Cameron  expected an estimated £13 billion ($20.2 billion, 16.3 billion euro) boost for the economy over the next four years but these ladies are expecting the vice versa despite prostitution is legal in Britain, but keeping a brothel is outlawed, as are other related activities such as curb-crawling.
Even London's mayor Boris Johnson openly supports a crackdown on the sex trade ahead of the Olympics: "We are determined to crack down on prostitution and human trafficking in the run up to the London 2012 Games."

In the last few months, Islam has led a successful campaign to force police to keep prostitutes away from the estate, which its overwhelmingly Muslim residents say has been blighted by the sex trade for decades. Like Perry, she is concerned about the safety of female sex workers -- but she said she and her friends were sick of walking their children to school through an estate littered with used condoms.