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Reference Number: 101004393547 Response provided under: Freedom of Information Act 2000 Request & Response: Request in bold: Please can you notify me the name (s) of any Music based events/Festivals held in your council's geographical area that required / requires an entertainment licence, having a capacity of at least 5,000 (five thousand), and the capacity of each event/ festival, as granted by Y0UR licence, that took place in2018, or has already, or will take place in 2019 Response in plain text: See attached spreadsheet. Information provided by: Neighbourhoods & Public Protection Date of response: 08.04.19 Name Est Visitors Saltash May Fair 5000 Tunes in the Dunes 5000 Saltash Regatta & Waterside Festival 5000 Into the Wyldes 5000 Leopallooza 5000 Cornwall Motorfest 5000 Creation Fest 5000 Devon and Cornwall Countryman's fair 5000 Camelford Agricultural Show 5000 Carnhell Green Charity Vintage Rally 5000 West Country Steam and Country Fair 5000 St Ives Festival 5000 Bude Lifeboat Day 5000 Redruth International Mining and Pasty Festival 5000 Truro Day 5000 The Little Orchard Cider and Music Festival 5000 David Rowland Fun Fair 5000 Saltash Kalan Gwav 5000 Celtic Beer Festival 5000 Truro Christmas Markets 5000 Helston Christmas Lights Switch On 5000 Helston Childrens Lantern Parade 5000 Looe New Years Eve Road Closure 5000 Tregothnan Garden Opening 5000 Saltash May Fair 5000 Newquay Carnival 5000 Cornwall Motorfest 5000 Newquay Lions Christmas Parade 5000 VOID:Live 5100 Falmouth Spring Festival 6000 Boconnoc Spring Flower Show 6000 Playfest 6000 Mount Edgcumbe Summer Car Rally 6000 Ginsters Fireworks 6000 The Great Estate Festival 2018 7000 Bodmin Fireworks Display 7000 Cornwall Garden Society Spring Flower Show 7000 The Great Estate Festival 2019 7000 St Austell Torchlight Carnival 7500 Lafrowda Festival 8000 Marazion Follyfest 8000 115th Liskeard Agricultural Show 9000 Oktoberfest 9000 116th Liskeard Agricultural Show 9000 Port Eliot Festival 9999 Looe Music Festival cancelled 9999 Port Eliot Festival 9999 Padstow Vintage Rally 10000 Launceston Agricultural Show 10000 Boconnoc Steam Fair 10000 Newquay Fish Festival 10000 Heartlands Bonfire Night 10000 Heart South West "Matt & Victoria's Christmas Market" 10000 Newquay Fish Festival 10000 Boconnoc Steam Fair 12000 Boardmasters - Fistral Beach 15000 Stithians Show 18000 Trevithick Day 20000 Helston Flora Day 20000 City of Lights 30000 Porthleven Food & Music Festival 30000 Golowan Festival 30000 Truro City of Lights 30000 Made in Cornwall Christmas Fair 30000 Porthleven Food Festival 30000 Golowan 30000 Padstow Christmas Festival 40000 Boardmasters- Watergate Bay 50000 Royal Cornwall Show 125000.

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