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Harold Hill Complaints Choir puts residents’ gripes to song

August 2, 2011 by Richard Allen Roe Leave a Comment

By Lee-Ann Richards

LONDON, UK — They say that things are better out in the open
and now a choir is making it even easier for people to air their
complaints by setting their moans to the sound of music.

The Harold Hill Complaints Choir based in Exchange Studios in
Petersfield Avenue was set up to give residents an alternative way
of voicing their problems in the area.

Organiser of the choir, Sarah Walters said: “I think it is good
because it is a way of getting people talking and it is not just
about people sitting around the table or writing to their local
councillors but it is peaceful and less aggressive.”

The choir was started by Sarah three months ago after she was
inspired

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