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Series of events are due to be held at Brockwell Park in south London from 23 May until 8 June .
Resident Rebekah Shaman won a High Court challenge over the use of the site this summer .
NTIA says cancelling the events would be a 'devastating blow' that leaves tens of thousands of people "in limbo".
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