Post by dublinstar on Apr 19, 2006 16:55:59 GMT
This is a bit funny given that i think some one else might be fleeing High Gate too, or will his former best friend invite him and even if he does will Stephen want tio listen to blonde and Growly?!
This article was in The Sun today April 18th
Alf Garnett actor Warren Mitchell is fleeing his home - so he can't hear a Ronan Keating gig.
Warren, 80 - who played legendary bigot Alf in TV's Till Death Us Do Part- say's the open-air concert will be "noise pollution."
He has vowed to leave his home on Highgate, North London, rather than suffer wafting sounds of the ex- Boyzone singer, entertaining thousands of fans at nearby Kenwood House in August.
Warren who also wants to escape a June gig by sixties icon Art Garfunkel said "It's just an organised p*** up. We plan to move away over the summer.
"It's awful. As well as noise from the concerts, there's some terrible MC making comments disturbing the peace."
"You cant sit in the garden at all and simply contemplate nature. Our little dog has has to hide under the bed"
A Kenwood House spokesman said "The concerts give huge pleasure to a lot of peope, including many residents."
This article was in The Sun today April 18th
Alf Garnett actor Warren Mitchell is fleeing his home - so he can't hear a Ronan Keating gig.
Warren, 80 - who played legendary bigot Alf in TV's Till Death Us Do Part- say's the open-air concert will be "noise pollution."
He has vowed to leave his home on Highgate, North London, rather than suffer wafting sounds of the ex- Boyzone singer, entertaining thousands of fans at nearby Kenwood House in August.
Warren who also wants to escape a June gig by sixties icon Art Garfunkel said "It's just an organised p*** up. We plan to move away over the summer.
"It's awful. As well as noise from the concerts, there's some terrible MC making comments disturbing the peace."
"You cant sit in the garden at all and simply contemplate nature. Our little dog has has to hide under the bed"
A Kenwood House spokesman said "The concerts give huge pleasure to a lot of peope, including many residents."
