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The story highlights the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea's £1 million annual bill for cleaning up after the Notting Hill Carnival. This cost is typically covered by local council taxes and other public funds. While the carnival brings significant economic benefits, the clean-up expense falls directly on the local authority and its residents.
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