Street festival should be regarded as crucial asset to UK’s economy, executive director says

Notting Hill carnival should receive Whitehall funding to ensure a return next year because its performers are struggling financially after two consecutive cancellations, its executive director has said.

As the bank holiday celebration enters its 55th year this weekend, Matthew Phillips said it should be regarded as a crucial asset to the UK’s economy and cultural landscape.

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