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Greenham Common
September 19, 2011, 7:26pm Report to Moderator

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I think the cost is relatively reasonable as well.
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PaulaM
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I think the cost is relatively reasonable as well.



Great if you are an individual but as a family    They didn't offer a family ticket this year either.
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Great if you are an individual but as a family    They didn't offer a family ticket this year either.


So why should single people subsidise your family ticket??
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I'm surprised it isn't free.

One of their selling points is that there are 900 or so trade stalls.  I don't suppose those are cheap and I'm sure they get a decent whack from the fair operator and other concessions.  It's a bit like paying £14+ to go shopping in Newbury on a carnival day. No wonder they can afford to build their huge and pointless shed http://www.newburytoday.co.uk/News/Article.aspx?articleID=17764 even though it will only be used a few times a year.

On a slightly broader point, I can understand tory farmers and landowners soaking the poor (they get £3bn in taxpayer handouts a year, for example) they always have and no one seems to notice or care very much. I can also understand them carving up the countryside and building huge and pointless sheds, tacky houses, wind turbines and waste incinerators all over it, as they will when the coalition's planning legislation is passed.  They own the countryside after all, so that's fair enough.

What I can't understand, if you'll pardon the metaphor, is why the useless libdems are not only sharing a bed with these awful people but also allowing Bullingham Dave, George and their mates to screw them rotten in every available orifice.

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I'm surprised it isn't free.

One of their selling points is that there are 900 or so trade stalls.  


That's my point really. It exists as a market primarily and entrance should be free or nominal.
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PaulaM
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That's my point really. It exists as a market primarily and entrance should be free or nominal.


Agreed  
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