London's famous riverside New Year's Eve fireworks display has been cancelled for a second year because of "uncertainties caused by Covid".
Explaining why this year's event was also being cancelled, a spokesperson for the mayor said: "Due to the uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, our world-famous New Year's Eve display will not be held on the banks of the Thames this year.
"Last year's successful show took place in a slightly different way due to the pandemic, and this year a number of exciting new options are being considered as part of our New Year's Eve celebrations in London."Also London's inclusive Mayor:
Hmmm....
Be realistic: they couldn't just come out and say that the NYE fireworks are the wrong colour.
ReplyDeleteIf it wasn't for the Labour party and Tower Hamlets, this racist waste of space would be where he belongs, asking people if they want fries with that.
ReplyDeletePenseivat
It really is Londonistan now.
ReplyDeleteAny the money that would have been spent on this display will simply disappear into to system without trace. UK government at its very best.
ReplyDelete"If it wasn't for the Labour party and Tower Hamlets, this racist waste of space would be where he belongs, asking people if they want fries with that."
ReplyDeleteGiven his dad was a bus driver, it's be more like 'Nah, I ain't got change for that'...
"It really is Londonistan now."
Increasingly, more like Mogadishu.
"...the money that would have been spent on this display will simply disappear into to system without trace."
It won't go on road improvement, that's a given!