Choose TWO letters A-E. Which TWO changes to the organisation of this year’s festival are mentioned? A Free parking. B Free refr

Now listen carefully and answer Questions 11 to 15.
And now for the preparation plans for the town’s 250th anniversary celebrations. We are going to follow the same system we had last year, but with a few changes to increase the party spirit.
First of all, this time we are going to make the concert on the beach open to everyone without charge. This is because we have been given money by the council for the celebration and also because last year we had so many problems with keeping people out who had not paid. And on top of this, people will not have to pay for refreshments either, as these are being donated.
Questions 13-15
Right now, mmm, we are going to divide into four teams: the first one, the Beach Team, will be responsible for cleaning up the beach on the Saturday morning, picking up litter, bottles, plastic bags, wood and anything else that’s lying around. Everyone is meeting at the Beach Shop at 8 am. It’s an early start, but we want to give everywhere a good thorough clean. We have had permission from the council to close the beach to get it ready for the anniversary celebration on Sunday.
The second team will be responsible for setting out seating in the square or the speeches and prize giving. Again an early start is preferable, but the vans with the seats can’t be there until 9, so shall we say that everyone should meet at the Village Hall at 9:30 am? Starting then will allow extra time if the vans are late.
Now listen and answer Questions 16 to 20.
Now the third team will be the judges. For each of the various competitions we will have three judges. On the whole, they will have had experience of judging before. There will be a boat race,a swimming competition and the best fancy dress party. A cash prize will be given to the winner in each category and for the two runners-up there will be book-tokens. There is a sponsored mini-marathon and by the deadline lunch-time today we had 263 applicants with ages ranging from 15 to 60. That’s 80 more than last year. Each entrant has paid a ￡20 registration fee to enter and all the profits will go to the local Children’s Hospital to help fund much needed specialist apparatus.
The fourth team consists of the wardens for the day itself. We are expecting at least 10,000 people if last year is anything to go by. The fields near the entrance to the beach can be used as car parks and we need wardens to help make sure the actual parking is more organized than last year, which was a mess. We also need someone to be in charge of the first aid, which will be at the entrance to the beach.
Finally, we need some volunteers for the clean-up. Last year we didn’t do this very well and so the council has agreed to provide large bags to collect all the recyclable material like glass and plastic etc., but we have to deal with the rest like left-over food ourselves. We don’t want to leave piles of rotten food around or dangerous bottles.