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Even The Fireworks Are Being "privatised"
Bullinger Bully Boris turning the New Year fireworks into a profit-making concern by charging £10 a head to watch it.
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -englan d-londo n-29234 879
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Surely that only works if one has a privileged viewing site, and inclusive champers & caviare. Blooming politicians, can't resist showing their credentials off on how they rip the public off, even when the public are those funding the show anyway. Double bubble must receive the most brownie points from their peers.
15:13 Wed 17th Sep 2014
Surely that only works if one has a privileged viewing site, and inclusive champers & caviare.
Blooming politicians, can't resist showing their credentials off on how they rip the public off, even when the public are those funding the show anyway. Double bubble must receive the most brownie points from their peers.
Blooming politicians, can't resist showing their credentials off on how they rip the public off, even when the public are those funding the show anyway. Double bubble must receive the most brownie points from their peers.
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"Why should I pay for fireworks in London when I can't see them, even from Brown Willy, the highest point on Bodmin Moor? "
You're not funding them, DT. It is funded by sponsors and the GLA. Last year the GLA stumped up £1.5m for this "free" show so the 100,000 tickets at a tenner won't cover it. This show is a ridiculous idea held in a totally unsuitable environment. Best thing would be to knock it on the head entirely.
You're not funding them, DT. It is funded by sponsors and the GLA. Last year the GLA stumped up £1.5m for this "free" show so the 100,000 tickets at a tenner won't cover it. This show is a ridiculous idea held in a totally unsuitable environment. Best thing would be to knock it on the head entirely.
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