| Comment | Also, since 2019 any ticketed event held in any Glasgow park already has to pay an Environmental Levy of £4 as a surcharge (increased this year from £2.50), which is meant to be ring-fenced funding for the costs of running these facilities
So it seems a bit rich to introduce a controversial tax which was literally brought in to allow GCC to keep things like the Kibble and Winter Palace open, and then to close them or ticket them *as well*.
If the Levy isn't covering the costs for which it was designed, then where is that money going? |
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