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Like many schools it never did.
Yes, sorry I couldn't resist after having a Rik from the Young Ones reminder last week.
Like many schools it never did.
Shame to see that Corpus Christi school has stopped taking their kids to the park for their PE sessions because of their safety concerns about the site build. The school doesn't have its own playing fields. #thanksthatcher etc.
I'm sure they could, but said that their assessment based on teacher pupil ratios said No, when combined with lorries and fences etc.
From my experience at other gigs/festivals, guests are give no choice about paying. I really think it's an underhand way to supposedly give back to the community. If they really gave a fuck, they'd take some money out of their own vast earnings from the event.Indeed, and I can see a whole lot of people not paying it (more on the artist side - as, well you know, they're being paid to be talent, not to pick up the pieces). Will also be interesting to see if the actual guests do contribute... and then FD get to hold their hands up and say that it was their guests who didn't support...
They don't have to go anywhere near the lorries and fences....nowhere near
Do you want to tell them that rather than me?!
" Event Lambeth has a responsibility for around 300 Events which take place in our parks, open spaces and streets around Lambeth across the year. This is a large number for a small council team and so responses may be delayed at sometimes. "
Two free pairs of tickets are up for grabs: Win two pairs of tickets for the Field Day festival in Brockwell park, Fri 1st – Sat 2nd June 2018
I'm sure we'll have lots of follow up stuff on Buzz after the festival....The question should have been a multi choice on how much Lambeth were being paid by the promoters !
Alex
Some of the arguments on the Brockwell Tranquility seem to be getting more and more bizarre. Now they're posting up links to stories about 'watching birds and mental health' and trying to demand drug testing at the festival because of the tragic death of two people at the Portsmouth festival.
It did happen briefly at the fridge many moons ago, but the council put a stop to it, iirc.Boomtown and a couple of other festivals did this via The Loop.
You give 'em a sample of your stash and they test it for safe use.
It's a good idea.
Absolutely, although the real culprit for many drug deaths is government policy.Boomtown and a couple of other festivals did this via The Loop.
You give 'em a sample of your stash and they test it for safe use.
It's a good idea.
Absolutely, although the real culprit for many drug deaths is government policy.
A bit like objection to a planning application ... Less is more. Which is how the legal action is being managed.Some truly daft comments on there.....
Some of these hashtags, FFS
#parktheft. #teardownthatwall #giveusbackourpark
You think so? I have a lot of sympathy for their cause but "parktheft" is just daft hyperbole.Some pretty good hashtags from people who probably feel they are being excluded from the park they use everyday. Brockwell Park is an open space that was created to be used by people from all walks of life, rich and poor, but here is an event that is denying anyone without a ticket zero access to parts of the park they like to use.
You think so? I have a lot of sympathy for their cause but "parktheft" is just daft hyperbole.
We'll have to disagree, then.parktheft is fairly much on the money as it is not possible to cross Brockwell park in any straight lines. It's all about now having to 'go around'. Lambeth have allowed a 'screw you if you don't like it', attitude to prevail from the organisers.
Yep. And every time the community pushes against their latest money raking wheeze it'll end up being used against them in the end: "Well seeing as you wouldn't let MegaCorp use the park for three months this summer we now have no choice but to start charging for the Country Show..."NIMBYs be NIMBYing but Lambeth are blatantly just pushing things as far as they can, softening the locals up for more and more of the same, they can see pound signs in them there fields. We should run a book on how long the County Show lasts till it has to be replaced by a privately run expensively ticketed event. i give it 3 years tops.