St Clement might not be taking part in this year's Battle of Flowers.
It's because the parish hasn't been able to find accommodation to build a float.
Constable Len Norman has written to Battle of Flowers Chairman, Jackie Donald, asking for space.
He says that if this can't be sorted by next Friday, St Clement will have to withdraw for the first time in 60 years:
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