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@Andre91 I remmber seeing a post but not sure where it is but a surprising one. Firstly about Slam Dunk not being a good lineup this time round and booking the same old? Didn't they just do that when you have said before about it being the best day out of the year?, and to be honest it's one of the best reactions I've seen to a Slam Dunk announcement in all my time of going. People who didn't goin 2024 because it was well below bar that I know jumped on this instantly on poster one. I don't remember ADTR, Finch, Electric Callboy and Bad cop bad cop to name a few always being on the bill? It's very pricey unless you got them on at least early bird I would agree , though I'm not sure that was the issue. Also to mention Bloodstock as being where it's at?, that can only be used as a debate for a heavy metal festival, people who don't like it wouldn't see this as the case. I don't mind two bands there this year but I fully accept that it's not for me, kinda surpised one of those is even there too. It's a very good venue though.

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... this is how I find one of the sites under consideration is right by the village where I live, likely to be in a position to eventually swallow it up huh. Great.   And I'm aware all these houses they wanna build have to go somewhere, but be nice to have a bit more warning.   Much as I'm aware this Britain Remade lot are a think-tank, although apparently some on the local council have heard whispers this is being considered and the MP isn't exactly denying things.

so there is the argument of how it should be done properly, it isn't a reason that they should just not build new houses.

I have seen the impact of new housing where I live and the houses are build without the infrastructure in place. Village shops are closing down because there isn’t enough parking to cope with the additional demand, schools are full and can’t cope with the extra kids.    What often happens is these dodgy house building companies promise to invest in changes to roads as part of contract for the labs, but do everything they can to delay. The houses are then full before the necessary changes have been made