Further to my recent posting, information now received about the proposed two Live nation events - Saturday 1 July (unnamed) and Friday 7th to Sunday 9 July (Wireless).
The programme of proposed events this summer is now as follows:
Rinse - Music festival - 10,000 attendees
On site - Monday 22 May
Festival start - Saturday 27 May
Festival end - Sunday 28 May
Off site - Friday 2 June
followed three days later by
Slammin TBC - Music festival - 12,000 attendees
On site - Monday 5 June
Festival start - Saturday 10 June
Festival end - Sunday 11 June
Off site - Wednesday 14 June
followed six days later by
concert (not named, organised by Live Nation) - Music festival - 40,000 attendees
On site – Tuesday 20 June
Festival start – Saturday 1 July
Festival end – Saturday 1 July
Off site – Thursday 6 July
Wireless Festival 2017 - Music festival - 40,000 attendees
On site – Tuesday 27 June
Festival start – Friday 7 July
Festival end – Sunday 9 July
Off site – Saturday 15 July
Mama - Music Festival - 20,000 attendees
On site - Tuesday 29 August
Festival start - Saturday 9 September
Festival end - Sunday 10 September
Off site - Friday 15 September
followed three days later by
Slammin (Hospitality in the Park & Tranzmission) - Music festival - 12,000
On site - Monday 18 September
Festival start- Saturday 23 September
Festival end - Sunday 24 September
Off site - Friday 27 October (???????)
The confirmation that the two events (Wireless and the unnamed concert) are being proposed for the beginning of July will mean that large areas of the park will be out of bounds to park users from Monday 22 May right through till Saturday 15 July. Only two days Saturday 3 June and Sunday 4 June and five days from Thursday 15 June to Monday 19 June when there is no setting up or taking down going on.
We also have a similar situation in August/September when set up starts on Tuesday 29 August and the site isn’t cleared until Friday 29 September (the date of Friday 27 October - must be a mistake?).
So large areas of the park will be out of bounds for three months this summer.
If you want to comment upon these events please note that the Council will NOT consider comments from individuals, they will only consider comments from recognised stakeholders of the park, councillors from the three boroughs (Haringey, Islington and Hackney), representative neighbourhood groups, local schools and business organizations.
If you are a member of a park user group, neighbourhood group or business organization, comments should be sent to the chair of that group. If you are not a member send comments to your local councillor, Haringey residents can find out who there councillor is at http://www.minutes.haringey.gov.uk/mgFindMember.aspx.
The deadline for comments on Rinse, Slammin and Mama has already passed however, for Wireless and the unnamed concert comments have to be with the Council before Thursday 26 January.
Now that we know the entirety of the event plans I think that people should also consider commenting upon the plans as a whole as individual events might not be a problem but taken as a series of events they could constitute a problem in terms of access to the park and noise etc.
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"Well friends of Finsbury Park have made it more likely there will be more concerts." - er, how exactly?
Parts of this park are now unavailable to resident users for most of the summer! I do not know how those who live next to it survive. At times we can actually hear the concert noise up near east Philip Lane/Lawrence rd!
I suppose that this is what Theresa May and her rabid cabinet mean about a sharing society and a way in which Britain will be become Great again!
Don't spoil your excellent point with political prejudice. I doubt if Theresa May has ever heard of Philip Lane.
Mrs Mays cabinet is rabidly ideologically driven!
But what does that have to do with Finsbury Park ?
Didn't Philip Laine have a sister called Cleo? Glad she's not performing in Finsbury Park this year - my OAEars couldn't stand it.
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