What is the application for a temporary marquee?
For six summers we have erected a temporary marquee on the lawn between Kew Palace and the Banks Building. The Council refused permission for us to erect it for the summer months of 2008. Along with other historic sites, such as National Trust properties and stately homes, we have the right to erect temporary marquees for up to 28 days at a time. We prefer not to do so because it is poor practice in terms of sustainability and the impact on the gardens, but without consent from the council to erect one marquee for several months, we may have no choice.
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