Alessandro Georgiou said the council had told them it would be “keeping their deposit” and “charging back the fee it costs to clean up”
Council leader slams festival organisers for leaving park as an ‘absolute dump’
Alessandro Georgiou said the council had told them it would be “keeping their deposit” and “charging back the fee it costs to clean up”
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