20,000 people attended on each day of the event
Frustration has been voiced over rubbish that remains on Nottingham's Wollaton Park three days after Splendour Festival came to an end. The Festival was held at Wollaton Park on Saturday, July 23 and Sunday, July 24.
Local resident Chloe Thompson was out walking her dog when she came across the rubbish. "You expect a bit of rubbish after something like that but it's been three days since it finished especially given there are animals in there. I had my dog on the lead so luckily she didn't go near it," she said. The two-day festival was organised by DHP Family and also Nottingham City Council. The event has had a two-year break due to Covid restrictions and this is the first year it has been back on at Wollaton Park.
"Cleanliness and the environment are very important to us and we are always striving to make improvements to make Splendour festival as sustainable as possible. This year our bars served drinks in reusable cups for the first time. This allowed us to prevent more than 60,000 single-use plastic glasses from going to landfill," a spokesperson at DHP Family said.
"It can only be cleaned up by sending in a sweeper which cannot be sent in until the stage has been fully dismantled, which is due to be completed by the end of today. Areas are cleaned as the large structures are removed and the whole arena is scheduled to be clear by the end of Friday."
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