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London Stadium demands restrictions on concerts relaxed after missing out on Harry Styles and Bad Bunny

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By Nick Clark Verified
| Yahoo News Australia Verified
It is "vital" that London Stadium should be allowed to host more concerts, with louder noise limits and larger attendance, bosses have said. London Stadium 185 (LS185) – which manages the venue – wants Newham Council to approve the increase as part of a plan to offset financial losses. The company says current restrictions mean it struggles to "compete with other major venues" – and has lost out on bids to host artists such as Harry Styles and Bad Bunny.
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London Stadium demands restrictions on concerts relaxed after missing out on Harry Styles and Bad Bunny

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By Nick Clark Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
It is "vital" that London Stadium should be allowed to host more concerts, with louder noise limits and larger attendance, bosses have said. London Stadium 185 (LS185) – which manages the venue – wants Newham Council to approve the increase as part of a plan to offset financial losses. The company says current restrictions mean it struggles to "compete with other major venues" – and has lost out on bids to host artists such as Harry Styles and Bad Bunny.
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Teasing of textile material for any purpose

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By Nick Clark Verified
| The New Zealand Initiative
Imagine you run a business as a “dag crusher”. For those unfamiliar with the term, a “dag” is a dirty bit of wool attached to a sheep’s rear end. Every year you must fill out a form and pay your local council for the privilege of being allowed to continue to crush dags. The Health Act 1956 lists nineteen jobs it calls “offensive trades”. Offensive in this case does not mean rude or obscene – it means highly unpleasant or, more colloquially, “gross”.
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