The Evening Standard may have found ways of underplaying - or dismissing - the dropping of the anti-racism message in this year's Rise Festival. Gilligan did a particularly good job of it.
But, the question is, what about next year? Won't Boris’ administration have the same problems?
Well, not if they find a more permanent solution. Page 26 of the FAP report makes a suggestion:
There may also be scope for reviewing the list of events offered through Events for London; it is possible that a detailed critical analysis could generate substantial savings, particularly if entire events such as the ‘Rise Festival’ (which cost over £300,000) were cancelled.
Well, that’s one way of avoiding the issue I suppose.
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