Neighbours who include Milord Salisbury and hedge fund magnate, Crispin Odey, will soon have to endure loud music, dancing and alcoholic laughter.
It seems the Gardens's management have been granted a late night boozing licence!
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In the glorious days of the Restoration nearby Ranelagh Gardens became the scenes of riotious behaviour: in fact, so bad was the behaviour of some of the Dame's ancestors that the Gardens were closed down and the drunken, whoring visitors banished.
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| Some of the Dame's ancestors |
Judging from the fees CPG charges for the use of its facilities for weddings, Baz Mizvas, funerals and similar jollies, I doubt whether common whoring will be any problem..... If yes, than the local hoy poloi should complain. Or perhaps join in the activities.....let's what happens.
ReplyDeleteChelsea Physic Garden does not have any subsidy so depends entirely on income which it can generate itself. It already has a license. This is to bring its regulations in line with its needs of the present day. It goes to a lot of trouble to ensure that its functions do not bother neighbours, including regular meetings with them. So do not criticise them, but, rather, encourage them in the great work which they do.
ReplyDeleteSo 'present day needs' ride roughshod over the rights of neigbours?
ReplyDeleteIt may go to a 'lot of trouble' to ensure functions don't bother neighbours but clearly, from the opposition, it's not enough. One assumes you won't have endure the noise.... not living nearby.