Police to keep people away from unlicensed rave in UK

Police in England have urged people to stay away from an unlicensed rave.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2015 - 18:53

Police in England have urged people to stay away from an unlicensed rave.

Officers in Surrey said they are aware of people arriving at Runnymede Eco Village in Egham, and are concerned about the potential for increased crime and threat to public safety.

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