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If you’ve been paying attention to our coverage of the Birmingham escort scene, you may be wondering if old institutions like brothels are still a reality.

In a world where escorts are able to schedule meet-ups in hotels via the world wide web, what merits can be found in a fixed location which might come to the attention of the local police or foster a criminal community which invites unnecessary trouble and legal attention?

There must be an answer because it’s certainly true that brothels remain a part of Birmingham’s make-up. As recently as 2016, Birmingham’s ‘Libra Club’ was revealed to be a brothel, and a successful one at that, attracting up to 200 clients every day. The venue, which posed as a massage parlour, was run by a father and son team, with what Judge Richard Bond described as a ‘highly-organised conveyer-belt of prostitution’ netting an estimated turnover of £8 million.

How do such brothels work? With surprising simplicity, operating as a one-stop-shop for those in pursuit of sexual release. The BBC reported how, at the Libra Club, ‘clients paid £65 for 30 minutes with a sex worker who kept £40 of the fee… The club made at least £25 from each transaction, as well as charging a £10 entrance fee,’ adding that ‘officers found £28,000 in cash and 400 Viagra pills at [one employee’s] home.’ This provision of viagra makes it clearer how brothels operate; providing not just a place for Birmingham escorts to ply their trade, but also offering all the tools of that trade under one roof.

Still, it’s surprising that brothels like the Libra Club are able to operate for as long as they do. Investigations into the Libra were fast-tracked after a series of incidents involving firearms and arson, underscoring the types of criminality that tend to converge on these institutions.

In this context, it’s perhaps unsurprising that lines have been drawn between operational, static brothels who charge a minimum fee for direct sex work and more expensive, higher-priced call girls or escorts who tend to operate through online agencies and travel to clients, creating a mobile service that’s harder to track, harder to regulate, and harder to quash. While brothels like the Libra Club create reliable centres of vice that tend to promote consistent traffic, they also allow for mass sting operations where sex workers and their clients are caught en masse.

This is less the case with Birmingham escorts, whose mobile work prevents a similarly effortless collection of incriminating information. This means that less effort goes into preventing escort work than brothel-based sex work (since such effort goes much further when applied to brothels) and also that any legal action is less likely to be all-encompassing – a brothel sting might change the fabric of a neighbourhood, whereas an escort arrest is unlikely to even stop that individual offender.

In short, while there’s still money to be made in brothels, the sex trade isn’t immune to the decay of the high street, and both workers and clients alike are making the slow but steady migration to arrangements made via the internet