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Snowflakes Get Sheffield Date Of Roy Chubby Brown Tour Axed

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12 hours ago, Jim Hardie said:

Eh?

I think Actionman means nobody has to see it if they choose not to.

Quite right.

 

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1 hour ago, Anna B said:

I think Actionman means nobody has to see it if they choose not to.

Quite right.

 

I’d already worked that out but what has that to do with the price of eggs? My response was because I didn’t and still don’t understand why he quoted my post. 

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Another point: who actually owns the City Hall?

If SCC: yes, they'd have a say in lettings and- effectively- a veto.

If not SCC: no, they'd have no say (what with not being owners). 

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Just now, Jeffrey Shaw said:

Another point: who actually owns the City Hall?

If SCC: yes, they'd have a say in lettings and- effectively- a veto.

If not SCC: no, they'd have no say (what with not being owners). 

https://www.sheffieldcitytrust.org/about-us

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The website cited does not make clear whether Sheffield City Trust is the owner or just runs the City Hall on behalf of SCC.

 

"In partnership with SCC" does not, I guess, mean literally that SCT and SCC are partners under the Partnership Act 1890 as amended; so what does it mean at law?

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1 hour ago, the_bloke said:

SCT is a charity and manages the City Hall on behalf of SCC according to Wikipedia

 

https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search/-/charity-details/700520

 

SCT owns SIV, Sheffield City Hall Ltd and Sheffield Festival Ltd.

As I understand it, any council is made up of representatives voted in by residents to manage a city or town on behalf of the residents and it is actually the residents who own the properties etc.

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Actually I really think the council, you and me, snowflakes and everyone else has much more to worry about than if Roy Chubby Brown does a show at the City Hall...

And with the state of the world and all that's happening, I do mean much, much more.... 

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1 hour ago, Anna B said:

Actually I really think the council, you and me, snowflakes and everyone else has much more to worry about than if Roy Chubby Brown does a show at the City Hall...

And with the state of the world and all that's happening, I do mean much, much more.... 

It's far easier to feel fine about ignoring the big stuff if you concern yourself with smaller pointless thing all while pretending it actually matters. That's basically how this snowflakey hurt feelies demographic operate all the time. 

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15 minutes ago, Tomm06 said:

It's far easier to feel fine about ignoring the big stuff if you concern yourself with smaller pointless thing all while pretending it actually matters. That's basically how this snowflakey hurt feelies demographic operate all the time. 

I'm seeing a fair few whiney posts from closet chubby brown fans though. Write to your councillor, tell them you won't vote for them unless a person you don't want to watch gets to tell jokes!

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In his hey day Freddie Star was one of the funniest comics I've ever seen,

He wouldn't get a booking in todays society..

Anyway I'm of for a Hamster sandwich.

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50 minutes ago, Padders said:

In his hey day Freddie Star was one of the funniest comics I've ever seen,

He wouldn't get a booking in todays society..

Anyway I'm of for a Hamster sandwich.

Not since he's dead, no. 

 

Plenty of comics are offensive - most will offend somebody.

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