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Is it illegal to dispose of props?
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If there's anything that looks useful he could offer it on https://www.set-exchange.co.uk/ which is like freecycle for theatre1
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I don't think they will act up in any way at all
Thanks all for your comments.1 -
They may if they're drama queens!BungalowBel said:I don't think they will act up in any way at allIf you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales3 -
Put out some notices saying free props to collect, sell them, or ask if another Am -Dram group, school etc would like them?
Bit daft to still have them stored especially as nothing was paid for 3 years which is extremely rude and cheeky. You have done more than reasonably expected so take to tip, offer for free or sell!1
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