Discontent simmers in Vejby as critics turn on the mayor
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- Gribskov’s planning committee decided to begin drafting a new local plan for Vejby Camping, allowing the Musik i Lejet festival to continue in Vejby.
- The decision angered critics, who accused the mayor of failing to engage in dialogue.
- The mayor rejected the criticism and said local officials had listened to opponents.
The anger has not subsided in Vejby, North Zealand, after Gribskov Municipality’s planning committee voted Monday evening to begin preparing a new local plan for Vejby Camping and Musik i Lejet.
The decision gives the festival a path to continue in Vejby, but it did not satisfy its critics. They have turned their criticism on Gribskov’s mayor and her party, arguing that the process has lacked dialogue.
The mayor rejects that accusation. She says local politicians listened to the critics while deciding how to move forward with the new plan.
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Originally published by Berlingske in Danish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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