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But Alice, most football stadiums in London have been in the areas they are in for around 100 years - so there aren't any people who can say they were surprised to find a stadium dropped into their midsts. And it's actually the noise pollution that is the biggest concern not the people flocking to the festivals (that's a pain for those in the most immediate vicinity). We don't live close enough to Brockwell or Peckham Rye to be impacted by the people attending but we are impacted by the noise from both - that is the real problem here and why densely populated inner areas within crowded cities are no place for music festivals. As I said before if I set-up a sound system in my garden that disrupted as many people as Brockwell and Peckham Rye does trust me, the council would be round in a jiffy to shut it down.... -
And everything was settling down and then you play the mischievous card. -
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How many Premier League football stadiums are there in London? 40,000 people plus coming into residential areas every week.
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