Oscar winner Mark Rylance has claimed that the London Park was turned into a “prison camp” Music festivals While joining the struggles for the prohibition of events to be held there.
Local campaigns claim that the festival season called Brockwell live – which includes trail crossing, jazz, funk and mental event and Powerful hoolaLGBTQ +-Friendly Pop Weekend – causes long-term damage to nature in the Brockwell park in South London.
In an escalating order, they have now launched a legal action against Lambeth Council Through its decision to allow the 125 Akra park, located in Helne Hill, used for festivals without planning permits.
The Academy is now award-winning – and a local resident – Sir Mark Rylance removed in a series, demanding the Council review his support events while convicting destruction that were built for festivals.
Wolfwell was said, “Brockwell Park is a place for people and nature. It is important for the mental health of many people, to our joy, our healing sadness. It was in the local community and is held in the trust for us Lambeth.
“The imposition of high steel walls for Brockwell live every summer months destroys the park, and to the detriment of grass, trees and herbal life months – if not forever. Converts to a prison camp.
“I fully support this campaign to legally challenge our Jambeha Governor and make a new arrangement for our park. Enough enough. Stop the walls.”
The campaigns described in the park as a “place of importance to preserve nature” and said that “we were caught in the cycle of the events and restarts to repair inevitable damage,” with damaged trees, wild animals are disturbed.
In the open letter, the Brockwell-protected clips, the coalition warned that the park was “damaged out of repair” “unsustainable” music festivals such as Brockwell, which he stands for at least 37 days during spring and summer for installation and seating.
Bridgerton Star Ado Andoh He published a photo on Instagram, which shows the previous grass park with a mud with a legle strewn everywhere after the festival, as she confirmed her campaign support to “save our park for everything.”
She said, “This public park was created for the free enjoyment of all residents of Lambeth. We are poor, but the embarrassment is the Lambeth Council for our wildlife, our drain trees, our residents without free green space.”
The park, which contains the Bruckwell Hall list II, consists of 50.8 hectares of green space and is hosted by Lido, a wall garden and clock towers. He bought him Lambeth Council in 1986. years.
The Protect Brockwell Park announced that the procedure for litigation in the High Court against the Lambeth Council was initiated earlier this month. They said, “9. April, the Lambeth Council received our Action Letter to causing his decision to confirm legal development. This certificate would allow commercial events to take place in Brockwell Park without the Brock permit.”
The Lambeth Council accused the Brockwell the supergroup producer to use the park, but confirmed not profit from the event, while it was said to invest 500,000 pounds per week.
The spokesperson said, “Events in Brockwell Park are running in a short time and create significant cultural possibilities and entertainment for younger people throughout the city, most of whom are being experienced during the event. This increases our local economy and provides business and revenues for residents.”
They continued: “The area of the park used for events is independently assessed as a low ecological sensitivity of lawn, and there is no ecological damage caused by the event to introduce money to other areas of the park, and at least £ 20,000 invested in this way.”
They added that they deal with local people living in the area of events held in the park.
They said Brockwell help Live secure the free vacation of the country.
They continued: “Thank you may be an impact on people in the surrounding neighborhood, we work hard on minimizing disorders, and whether the event on the streets moved the event on the beginning of the year, so the entire park is available in the school summer vacation.”
They added: “We advocate for solving all potential problems quickly and efficiently, simultaneously ensuring that Lambeth residents still have access to a diverse and meaningful range of events.”
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