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Raving Mad

Clydebelt members were horrified at the thought of a winter's night rave in the hills. The full danger of the proposed event was made public at a meeting that we hosted on 12th December 1992. We thank the Police Inspector and Councillors for answering the questions.

Fortunately the rave was stopped. We heard that the promoter left the country without refunding the tickets.

















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