Speakers' Corner The riots and agitation for democratic reform encouraged some to force the issue of the "right to speak" in Hyde Park. The Parks Regulation Act 1872 delegated the issue of permitting public meetings to the park authorities (rather than central government). Contrary to popular belief, it does not confer a statutory basis for the right to speak at Speakers' Corner. Parliamentary debates on the Act illustrate that a general principle of being able to meet and speak was not the intention, but that some areas would be permitted to be used for that purpose. Since that time, it has become
London Corner London Corner London Corner is a suburb of Serekunda, the biggest city in the Gambia. It is situated at the central of Serekunda {Serekunda Central}, its neighbors are Dippakunda, Bakoteh village and Bundung on two sides. The market in London Corner is called ""MARCI NGLEWE"" and was officially open in 1994 by the president of the second Republic of the Gambia, Yahya Jammeh. Before it was a market, the youths use it as a football field. In London Corner you will find that most of its people know each other and live like a family. The main sport played in