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Festival's neighbours 'feel like prisoners in our own homes'

Festival's neighbours 'feel like prisoners in our own homes'
BBC England Monday 24 August 2026, 05:22 UTC 1 min read
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Up to 80,000 fans will party at the Creamfields festival in Cheshire in late August.

Up to 80,000 fans will party at the Creamfields festival in Cheshire in late August.
Creamfields (LOCATION) Cheshire (LOCATION)
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