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Previous Electric Picnic leftovers
Electric Picnic has banned single-use vapes this year in a bid to protect the Laois land at Stradbally Hall in the wake of the festival which is sure to be littered with abandoned tents and tonnes of other rubbish.
The Leeds Festival, which has just taken place in the UK, is run by the same company makes the Electric Picnic happen. Despite being encouraged to take tents and other rubbish home watch below the leftovers of the event in the north of England.
It’s going to take us a while to digest what we saw when we went to help salvage tents and equipment for a refugee charity at the end of Leeds Festival yesterday.
— Jack Lowe (@MrJackLowe) August 29, 2023
This is just a fraction of it — littering on the grandest scale we’ve ever witnessed.
Utterly appalling. pic.twitter.com/vNWOjIul74
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