A police force has made an objection to a jazz festival's application to host the event in Dorset.
We Out Here festival is hoping to host this year's event in the grounds of St Giles House, Wimborne St GilesA police force has raised an objection to a jazz festival's application to host its event in Dorset.
But Dorset Police told Dorset Council it was concerned about the proposal meeting conditions ahead of the event. A schedule submitted to the council shows live music from 14:00 BST on 9 August with events continuing until the early hours of 13 August, with most people expected to leave the site on, or before the afternoon on 14 August.In a cover letter for the application, Mr Barnett wrote: "We have been running events in the UK and abroad for 20 years and have brought together a team of event professionals with a wealth of experience across large scale event production to deliver this festival.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Dorset Council approves new 5G phone mast in PortlandThe authority said the new 20m mast in Portland offered 'obvious clear benefits'.
Read more »
Police in Paris pepper spray protesters as demonstrations intensify against Macron's retirement age reformProtesters are angry about President Emmanuel Macron's decision to force a bill through parliament to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 without a vote.
Read more »
Met Police still failing to root out racism and sexismThe Casey Review into policing standards described as 'last chance saloon'
Read more »
North Yorkshire Police officers dismissed over racist messagesDet Con Danielle Kirby and PC James Mills had both served with North Yorkshire Police in York.
Read more »
Suspected gas leak at vacant Blackpool property sparks police shutdownPolice and gas engineers are on site
Read more »
Essex Police chief says officers are leaving for scaffolding jobsBen-Julian Harrington of Essex Police is calling on the government to increase officer salaries.
Read more »