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This risk assessment document discusses a visit by three individuals to Banksy tunnel on November 14th to scout it as a potential filming location for a music video. They first looked at a site in Park Royal but it was boarded up, so they proceeded to Banksy tunnel. The document includes photos of the tunnel, with one photo noted as a good potential filming spot due to its space-themed artwork.
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