Amarilla Golf and Golf del Sur residents have had enough fiestas

The communities of Palm Ridge, Agosta Park and another unnamed community in Amaarilla Golf are adjacent to the site holding the Reggae Beach festival cancelled on safety grounds 30th JulyI have been to see Arturo Gonzalez the mayor of San Miguel to discuss how residents feel about all these fiestas this year.The Reggae festival was the worst so far and sold 20,,000 tickets compared to Greenworld in July selling 4,000.I am a lone voice here and I feel that a more consolidated protest would really help to stop any such event being put on in the future.If you agree please add your support on your favourite media, facebook, twitter or instagram or send an email to the council.  Our voices should be heard just as much as Dquality the organisers and the land owners who gave their permission in the first place.  We have had more than our fill of fiestas this year, disrupting us with parking cars and noise for days on end..'alcaldia' <alcaldia@sanmigueldeabona.org>; 'Ayuntamiento de San Miguel de Abona' <info@sanmigueldeabona.org> Will get you to the San Miguel council.  Please help me to stop further disruption.  The mayor hopefully will make a press statement saying there will be no festivals in 2023.  This is what he promised when I saw him with our  Palm Ridge Administrator. Miguel Chinea.   I think there are mayoral elections next  year and  | would prefer to see this mayoral statement sooner than later to confirm his intentions..