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Zebedee Tring

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There is some guy shouting into a mike at the moment in what appears to be Spanish. The sound is amplified and seems to be coming from the direction of Alleyns or the hilly bit of LL past Townley Road. He has used the word "dios" so I don't know whether he is some kind of evangelist, or just mentally frail. Whoever he is, I just wish he would shut it.


Does anyone have any idea what is going on?

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Zebedee Tring

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Objecting to someone making a bloody noise doesn't make you a UKIP supporter. I'm certainly not - quite the contrary. Are you suggesting that we should tolerate excessive noise in case someone, somewhere accuses us of racism?


In fact the noise stopped about ten minutes after I started the thread.

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