Brimblers gets put out

Larry Largen, manager of the band told Newsday yesterday: “They didn’t give us any notice.

They just put up a sign last night saying ‘No Trespassing’.” The land belongs to Remnick Pariag who Largen said is a steelband lover. He said: “Pariag put us in the yard and when he died his relatives left us there.” “We don’t pay a rent so we have no problem moving. All I told them is if they want us out just give us two months notice. But four days ago we got a verbal notice. We told them then, we will move by weekend but they didn’t wait. There was no written notice,” Largen said.

Largen said a relative of the deceased Pariag gave them the verbal notice but when they arrived at the yard yesterday morning, they noticed the entire front of the structure broken down and some of their pans on the road. He couldn’t say who took the pans out of the yard and put them on the road. He lamented that they now have to secure their pans while they look for another home.

Brimblers made it to the 2015 Panorama Single Pan semis with Toco Band, arranged by Severance ‘Sparky’ Shockness. It has been in every major pan parade around the town year after year, including We- Beat, Pan on the Avenue, Republic Day and the PoS City Parade