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By 4AssedMonkey · Posted
Never taken kids and mine are both mid-late teens now. However from what I've observed, I'd recommend getting some lights and a flag on the stroller/trailer or whatever they'll be transported in so people don't walk into or trip over it. I'd also be careful of trying to move to/from big stages just as acts have finished. The exodus at times can be a bit scary to walk through as an adult. Volume-wise I'd say the open air stages should all be OK further back. I find the volume is worse in the tents - Woodsies in particular can be deafening at times if it's an act that's a bit shouty/overdriven guitars etc. -
I won tickets with the Guardian so no way of checking when they are being sent but apparently coming straight from the festival themselves. I am SO anxious. I go away on the 6th June for 10 days, which feels like prime ticket delivery time. I don't know what to do! -
By deadponyclub · Posted
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@Neil With regards to the Greens in Bristol: Like with any upcoming party, they've let a bunch of cranks in with minimal vetting. My (our?) Green candidate is an anti-semitic crank - Source - but there's also been a bunch of problems of Bristol Labour spouting racist remarks. I know you know this, but there's also a lot of local resentment towards the local Labour party for enabling Marvin Rees, and all of his corruption and grandstanding. He's also taken funding from the Merchant Venturers, both directly and indirectly. There's also been a lot of backroom deals by both him and George Ferguson with a lot of the businesses in the Harbourside - many of which are owned/have ties to the SMV - and he repressed a report into this along with the Labour councillors - source. I have quite a bit of time and respect for Thangam Debonnaire, but I also have time and respect for Carla Denyer. I think there's plenty of valid criticism that can be made of the Greens - particularly nationally and the NIMBYism they've used to take Tory votes - but I think she'd do more work to push for positive progressive policies than another Labour MP toeing the party line. If I were still in Bristol Central I'd vote for her. I think it's a real shame that the Bristol East Green candidate is a crank. There's quite a lot of local coucillors I respect - moreso than for Bristol Labour - but they've chosen a candidate that there's no way I'll endorse. I don't have any problem with Kerry McCarthy, but I'm pretty disgusted with Starmer and Streeting. I'm not being tribal at all, I just want to vote for a left-wing candidate who isn't racist, and I think Starmer is enabling and encouraging racism and xenophobia so as to appeal to a type of voter that mostly only exists in his head. The bigger the party, the more a vote for their local candidate is also an endorsement of the leader and national message. -
^This. And even if nothing changes at all for years, having a government that doesn’t stoke hatred and seek to divide us and constantly gaslight us will be good for the country.
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