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By On The Blend · Posted
First time for our group this year and we were absolutely blown away. The depth, the detail, the atmosphere of the whole place just sucks you in. It is genuinely beyond belief how they put this together and the opps team deserve some kind of medal. Feel like we really gave the story a fair crack on the Saturday, got fairly deep into CopperWood and Botanica but overall we barely scratched the surface. Didn't hear whisperings of The Network until the Sunday when we were communing with the witches coven and by then it was very much becoming a vibes in the sun kind of day. I really underestimated how little the lineup matters, it's obviously nice to have but multiple of us are already talking about next year regardless of who ends up on the poster. I honestly went in with pretty high expectations and they were definitely surpassed, 9/10, all-time great fest no question. -
Yeah, don't really spend anytime at LBT tbh. By and large it's not the music I'm after at BDs and it's not my brother's scene at all.
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By 4AssedMonkey · Posted
I'm not entirely sure it does. All safety legislation in the UK creates a duty of care, then provides scant/vague guidance on how to manage that duty. This goes a little further on the guidance, but it's only parroting what a suitable and sufficient event/large gathering risk assessment should have done anyway. If organisers haven't been assessing the risk of terrorism properly, then learn the lessons, guide them, offer free training etc. You don't need to legislate. The reason this became a Bill was that the Govt. needed to be seen to do something following what happened in Manchester. That's why I say it's politically motivated, not safety motivated. -
TFG said 21st, don't think CFC gave a date, but presumably it'll be the same
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Er... I'm not sure of the legality of that tbh. If someone has a spent conviction and they are not on bail/conditions then they should be free to go to an event. Of course, any event organiser can refuse admission, but that's not what we're talking about here.
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