2023-08-18 17:48:45
In 2012, Adrian Bayford rose to fame after winning a lottery prize that amounted to the sum of 188 million dollars.
From then on, according to various local media reports, Bayford was constantly in the spotlight due to his peculiar behaviors after suddenly becoming a millionaire. In addition, 15 months after receiving the award, his marriage ended in separation, accompanied by controversies about possible infidelities.
However, his most recent idea caused him problems with his neighbors to such an extent that the matter reached legal instances, it consisted of organizing the Cambridge Rock Festival, a musical event, on a property he owned in the town of Horseheath, Scotland. .
When Bayford applied for authorization to carry out this four-day event, a group of residents filed complaints against it, alleging that it could cause “serious disturbances of the calm environment and rest.”
Ultimately, the South Cambridgeshire District Council rejected these complaints and approved the permit application. However, the 2023 edition will not be able to take place because the process was concluded too late in the calendar.
With the new authorization, approved by the municipal licensing subcommittee, the Cambridge Rock Festival will be able to take place for four days a year between May and September on the property of this lottery winner. The event will allow live music and sale of alcoholic beverages, with capacity to host up to 1,500 people, including staff, contractors and artists.
Neither the police, nor the Cambridgeshire county environmental health bodies, nor commercial entities have expressed opposition to the festival. However, the Linton Vestry and some West Wickham residents raised concerns.
Bayford promised to implement measures to mitigate the impact of the event on residents, such as monitoring noise levels and installing a hotline to handle complaints.
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