What is the law on neighbours noise levels?? HELP Needed...
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What is the law on neighbours noise levels?? HELP Needed...
I've forgotten what time they are alowed to play music or bang until is it 10pm? Can anyone tell me what the laws are and maybe post some decent links?
These cunts have been banging, drilling and playing shit almost 3 days solid.
Mr. Les paul wants to play. (and nothing argues with him).
These cunts have been banging, drilling and playing shit almost 3 days solid.
Mr. Les paul wants to play. (and nothing argues with him).
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be a man,go round and have a (quiet )word mate ,my neighbour was doing it(parties every fri sat ) and music blaring middle of the week ,my young lad couldnt hear the telly on a tuesday eve ,i lost it been nice as pie ever since
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its 11pm, flatmate got a asbo for playing music too loud. its a friday night alot of people work hard all week and like to let their hairdown on the weekend, im sure youve done it before?
If it does carry on tho, just go have a word. no need to break his hip or call the police
If it does carry on tho, just go have a word. no need to break his hip or call the police
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Been there and ANYONE are allowed to maintain there property or vehicles, lawn mowers, chainsaws, etc etc. between the hours of 7 am and 11pm, THAT is the law , believe me we've been there! after that complain or twat the cunt lol.
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then after the curfew the annoyance must be over 77db (c weighted) within your living space or it is not classed as a nusiance...
get the les paul out.... jcm 800 and a 4x12 .. flat out ... oh yea baby ...
get the les paul out.... jcm 800 and a 4x12 .. flat out ... oh yea baby ...
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just bat the fooker ..or cut his power off..or put a wheely bin full of shit and piss and learn it against his door and then knock on his door and run like fook lol
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Originally Posted by Mark B
If it does carry on tho, just go have a word. no need to break his hip
Pete...
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Originally Posted by biglee
then after the curfew the annoyance must be over 77db (c weighted) within your living space or it is not classed as a nuisance...
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Police wont be interested as we dont have any powers to remove the equipment. This is a job for the envorimental health officers as they do have the power to remove equipment. Police only standby to prevent a breach of the peace
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Originally Posted by Metpol
Speak to enviromental health officer
Only if he's had a word with them first, and given them the chance to sort them selves out.
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the law commented to us ..
noise is interpreted as what type it is, and what effect it has on you and your family having to put up with the noise..
different volums can upset people differently ...
the interpretation of how you create noise is not governed by any time limits.
so .. if its pissing you off first ask them to be a bit more considerate, then enviromental health at the local council.
they should do something about it...
noise is interpreted as what type it is, and what effect it has on you and your family having to put up with the noise..
different volums can upset people differently ...
the interpretation of how you create noise is not governed by any time limits.
so .. if its pissing you off first ask them to be a bit more considerate, then enviromental health at the local council.
they should do something about it...
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remember this though,
IF you go to the enviromental people and make a complaint, IF/WHEN you come to sell your house you must by law tell the new owners before they buy it about the noisy neighbours and that you have made a complaint about them to the EH people.
It would be in your best interest to have a word with them instead.
IF you go to the enviromental people and make a complaint, IF/WHEN you come to sell your house you must by law tell the new owners before they buy it about the noisy neighbours and that you have made a complaint about them to the EH people.
It would be in your best interest to have a word with them instead.
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In Scotland, the legislation is the "Anti-Social Behavior (Scotland) Act 2004" - no doubt England has similar/identical rules.
The guidelines here state:
Noise nuisance (part 5)
Continuous noise nuisance from a few people can create misery for the rest of the people living in the area. Part 5 of the Act gives local authorities extra powers to deal with noise nuisance quickly.
* Local authorities can apply noise controls to specific areas and at specific times. If necessary, the authority can apply the conditions 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
* Officers of the local authority, or the police, have the power to investigate any noise complaints. Scottish Ministers will set the maximum levels of noise allowed and the approved measuring devices in regulations.
* If an officer of the local authority considers that the noise coming from someone's home is more than, or may have been more than, the noise level allowed, they may issue a warning notice.
* If noise continues after this warning notice has been served, a fixed penalty notice of £100 can be issued. If this penalty is paid, no further action will be taken. However, if the fine is not paid within 28 days, local authorities will proceed with prosecution through the procurator fiscals office. Local authorities keep the proceeds of any notices issued.
* Powers have also been extended to allow local authority officers to apply for a warrant to seize any equipment which is causing the noise.
The guidelines here state:
Noise nuisance (part 5)
Continuous noise nuisance from a few people can create misery for the rest of the people living in the area. Part 5 of the Act gives local authorities extra powers to deal with noise nuisance quickly.
* Local authorities can apply noise controls to specific areas and at specific times. If necessary, the authority can apply the conditions 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
* Officers of the local authority, or the police, have the power to investigate any noise complaints. Scottish Ministers will set the maximum levels of noise allowed and the approved measuring devices in regulations.
* If an officer of the local authority considers that the noise coming from someone's home is more than, or may have been more than, the noise level allowed, they may issue a warning notice.
* If noise continues after this warning notice has been served, a fixed penalty notice of £100 can be issued. If this penalty is paid, no further action will be taken. However, if the fine is not paid within 28 days, local authorities will proceed with prosecution through the procurator fiscals office. Local authorities keep the proceeds of any notices issued.
* Powers have also been extended to allow local authority officers to apply for a warrant to seize any equipment which is causing the noise.
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Originally Posted by Iain Mac
Originally Posted by biglee
then after the curfew the annoyance must be over 77db (c weighted) within your living space or it is not classed as a nuisance...
Sound Environment Sound Pressure Level (dBA SPL) Approximate loudness with regard to ordinary conversation
Threshold of hearing 0 Don’t hear anything
Broadcast studio interior or rustling leaves 10 1/32nd as loud as conversation
Quiet house interior or rural nighttime 20db 1/16th as loud
Quiet office interior or watch ticking 30db 1/8th as loud
Quiet rural area or small theater 40db 1/4th as loud
Quiet suburban area or dishwasher in next room 50db 1/2 as loud
Office interior or ordinary conversation 60db Ordinary Conversation
Vacuum cleaner at 10 ft. 70db Twice as loud
Passing car at 10 ft. or garbage disposal at 3 ft 80db 4 times as loud
Passing bus or truck at 10 ft. or food blender at 3 ft. 90db 8 times as loud
Passing subway train at 10 ft. or gas lawn mower at 3 ft. 100db 16 times as loud
Night club with band playing 110db 32 times as loud
Threshold of pain 120db 64 times as loud as conversation (twice as loud as night club)
ALL "A" weighted....
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