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You're not allowed to do it in my borough if it annoys anyone unless you pay the council a fee.
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It will be borough by borough but I think most will require permission for that.
On the other hand, if you stay out of the royal parks there probably isn't going to be anyone to enforce it.
Obviously you should also consider whether you want everybody in the park to think you're a bellend.
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Iβd have thought this would be the quickest way to meet as many of your local law enforcement as can be assembled on a weekend but maybe hire a bouncy castle and put up some balloons and pretend itβs a kidβs birthday party?
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I donβt have an answer, but I wish I could shut up the local happy clappy church. On Sundays they sometimes amp up so much I can hear every word - and they are 150m away and the sound path is obstructed by buildings.
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How illegal is it to play amplified music in a public park in London? Let's assume this is before 11pm.
Could you get some decks out and smash out some tunes at a reasonable volume without getting arrested?
I assume this is unlikely to be permitted π