Shouldn't apply in this case. Can't see you getting away with that if you built a house in the middle of an industrial estate or in-between a set of sidings in a rail depot.
Nor is it a factory at the end of your road.
there's quite a lot of housing in the northern quarterShouldn't apply in this case. Can't see you getting away with that if you built a house in the middle of an industrial estate or in-between a set of sidings in a rail depot.
Councils have distinct development plans so you can't build residential property in an industrial / commercial area or a factory etc in the middle of a residential area. How is this area of MCR classified?
A quick Google for the place, the first line says "hosts to local and international bands". So unless they are running a silent disco it should be blatantly obvious there would be noise. Clearly the nimby Muppet didn't do any research.
A pub/club directly next door should be clearly visible unlike the factory near the first house I looked at unless the Muppet is blind.
Fair enough. It might be classed as a mixed area but if you don't want to put up with noise from a pub/club or the noise from revellers then don't buy a place next to one. Hardly the clubs problem the householder is a Muppet.
Yes, but the main issue (or seems to be) that it didn't used to be normal for N&D to host DJs until 4am. I can tell you for a fact that it didn't. If someone bought the flat some years ago, they will have not bought it with that expectation.A pub/club directly next door should be clearly visible unlike the factory near the first house I looked at unless the Muppet is blind.
Yeah, happened near where I used to live in Oxford. What had been a bingo hall for decades (so all over by 9:30/10pm and not noisy) was turned into a club/venue that was open till 3am or something.
That's fair enough if that's the case. But from the articles I've seen it's just a complaint about the noise not how long it goes in for.
it's about the volume of the noise, and the noise going on til 4 in the morning.That's fair enough if that's the case. But from the articles I've seen it's just a complaint about the noise not how long it goes in for.
Oh fuck off with your music snobbery. A healthy music scene in Manchester has got absolutely fuck all to do with your personal tastes.
Indeed. But where's the fun in that?
Thankfully the live music aspect of the Night & Day's output doesn't seem to be under threat, so we won't be denied the next The 1975. Thank god.
Don't know about posh but anyone who can buy a flat in the centre of Manchester and then spend 17 grand on sound insulating it is not likely to be hurting for money.
It does
www.urban75.net
No, that's not necessarily true at all. They often go around with meters in response to a complaint, but their presence absolutely does not mean there is a problem at all.
Stop the steal!
You're saying a noise abatement notice absolutely doesn't mean there is a problem at all. You've changed your tune since the op
15 pages by xmas
It's going to be difficult for the venue if they still don't know if they have a viable future or not.
Despite me having you on ignore for over a year or so, and me never replying to any of your endless petty personal digs, it seems you just can't stop yourself showboating away. I won't be giving you the reaction or response you so clearly crave but if you continue this behaviour, I'll ask the mods if mutual ignore would be a better option. If you wish to discuss this further, kindly this take it to the mods forum.
It was £21,000 apparently (according to article above)
