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Save live music in Earl Street, Maidstone

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Nikki Brooker
12 years ago

this is ridiculous, another example of short sighted thinking by MBC

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Paul Richards
12 years ago Featured

Musicians are running out of places to play. Live performances and evenings of entertainment enrich our culture and draw people to our town. Why jeopardise something that is loved by so many?

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Bruce Campbell
12 years ago

129 Redshank Lane

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Les Cork
12 years ago

Bands need access to Earl street venues give the venues permits for the acts playing and keep the music scene live in Maidstone

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James Croft
12 years ago

Stupid idea. Unless Maidstone borough council are going to pay my wages when I'm out of a job...

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dave bye
12 years ago Featured

As a small independent business with-in the town, we totally support other business's. We strongly believe that the proposed restrictions will have a detrimental effect to the live music scene and the venues that support it !

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Louise James
12 years ago

What a waste of time and money, put the money to good use to help business stay trading or why dont you lower the business rates by 50% and give local business' a fighting chance!!

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Robert Pechey
12 years ago

Don't be ridiculous!

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Carole Revell
12 years ago

A shocking idea

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Peter Smith
12 years ago

Yet another dumb idea from Maidstone council

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Steven gilbert
12 years ago

Keep music live! Please.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

370 Tonbridge Road

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Eddy Newport
12 years ago

45 Chalky Bank Rd

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Les Cork
12 years ago

live music is important to Earl street

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David Swan
12 years ago

This is disgraceful! I have a walking impairment.

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Dawn
12 years ago

73 lower rd

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Victoria Reeder
12 years ago

I'm all for stopping general traffic in the town centre but allowances need to be made for servicing of the venues including disabled access and loading/unloading for musicians, etc. Also the motorcycle parking would be missed as there are not many spots in the town centre. proposals like this need to be carefully considered not rolled out willy nilly!

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Robbie
12 years ago

People just don't get it do they

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Paul Dean
12 years ago

Are they complete idiots? They are trying to kill business off by the looks of it.

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Harry Hancock
12 years ago

Another nail in the coffin for live music and entertainment