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DRUG taking and drug dealing at the Glade festival has rendered it “unpoliceable,” West Berkshire Council’s licensing sub committee heard yesterday (Fri).The meeting, to determine whether the festival will take place this summer, was told Thames Valley Police vehemently opposed it.The council’s environmental health department was also critical on the grounds of noise and public safety.Earlier, festival organisers laid out their stall in a four-hour meeting at Newbury Town Hall, promising new, ‘sound-cancelling’ technology would help prevent last year’s noise problems.The application to hold the three-day, electronic music and arts festival at the Wasing Estate was unopposed by Aldermaston and Brimpton parish councils, which stand to benefit from substantial, charitable donations from the proceeds.But Inspector John Relf told the committee the event was “unpoliceable” and claimed that to enforce drugs laws at the event “would have an enormous impact on all of the force if it goes ahead”.The committee heard lawyer Steven Morley, representing the force, who said: “These were experienced officers who wrote these reports. They have policed Reading and WOMAD festivals and never encountered anything lik
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