Walked by today. Heard someone saying £20 entry fee which I didn't believe so checked for myself. True. They wanted 20 quid per person for entry! Doubt I would have paid £2.00. Anyone go? What the hell do you get for £20? A year's worth of cheese? And nearby on the prom a group of people with cows heads on protesting about the number of times cows are inseminated. I suggested they find a worthwhile cause to protest about.
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[Brighton] Cheese festival thingy on Hove Lawns
- Thread starter goldstone
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Brighton & Hove Albion
and now its pouring rain!
Is it the same company that had the terrible cheese festival last year? http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/15471045.Food_festival_visitors_are_left_feeling_cheesed_off/
5C and damp outside. Giving it a miss.
The organisers have been unlucky with wintery weather in March.
The organisers have been unlucky with wintery weather in March.
- Apr 5, 2014
- 23,571
Yeah, you did it
It's a festival. With music and performances. Apparently N-Trance are playing. Most of the tickets sold out in advance.
Not my thing but if people enjoy it.
AmexRuislip
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I cannot brie've it!
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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I know someone that went to it and one last summer, said both were terrible
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yes went along - there is some music in a tent - beer for a fiver - burger stall, the strange thing was that there where only three cheese stalls with little choice. Long queuing for cheese on donuts and the mac and cheese stall, that was it, luckily had free tickets from the other failed cheese 'fest'
Eric Potts
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On another fromage related note . We lost my favourite local outlet this week , responsible for raising my cholesterol . RIP Cheese Please , in Lewes .
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Yeah, you did it
It's a festival. With music and performances. Apparently N-Trance are playing. Most of the tickets sold out in advance.
Not my thing but if people enjoy it.
An unlikely combination - a cheese festival & NTrance with the legendary Lee Limer:
fork me
I have changed this
Set You Free was awesome, but after that they went on to do mostly cheesy covers.
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Return of the Rev
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You do have to wonder about morons like that. At least two of them appear to have footwear that could contain animal products so they're also hypocrites.
Return of the Rev
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Had a chat and totally get what they are saying, food production can feed everyone, dairy farms not the best use of land, just look at Withdean stadium when it was a dairy farm, much better as a footie stadium. All foot wear was from the vegetarian shoe shop I checked. Sample some non dairy cheese it was pretty good.
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No. Different people, this time it was a local businessman.
Official Old Man
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Spoke to a couple who went yesterday. £50 they spent for three cheese stalls.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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And here's this year's Argus story about punters feeling ripped-off.Pretty much identical to last year's story about punters feeling ripped-off
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/1606...t-feeling-cheesed-off-call-for-a-full-refund/