We would advise you to contact your local authority if this is a persistent problem as the police have no powers to prosecute noise offences.
All public houses and clubs are licensed by the local authority, so you should submit a formal complaint to them about this type of problem. If property owners take little or no notice of such complaints then they could put their license at risk.
We would advise you to contact your local authority if this is a persistent problem as the police have no powers to prosecute noise offences.
All public houses and clubs are licensed by the local authority, so you should submit a formal complaint to them about this type of problem. If property owners take little or no notice of such complaints then they could put their license at risk.
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QuestionQ122: The noise from the pub next door is too loud; what can I do? AnswerWe would advise you to contact your local authority if this is a persistent problem as the police have no powers to prosecute noise offences. All public houses and clubs are licensed by the local authority, so you should submit a formal complaint to them about this type of problem. If property owners take little or no notice of such complaints then they could put their license at risk.
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