Organisers hail RockNess a success

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Press and Journal – One of Scotland’s fastest-growing music festivals was hailed a success last night – despite two lifeboat call-outs and a handful of arrests. Police seized a “significant amount” of drugs during the three-day RockNess festival which was on the banks of Loch Ness over the weekend, but overall they praised revellers for a relatively crime-free event. There were 41 positive drug searches on Friday and, of those, five will be reported to the procurator fiscal in relation to alleged dealing offences involving class A substances.

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