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Advises on how planning can manage potential noise impacts in new development.
Disputes with neighbours - noisy neighbours, barking dogs, statutory nuisances, high hedges, mediation and when your council can step in
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This guide explains how impacts on noise should be incorporated into a cost benefit analysis.
Legal noise limits for on and off-road vehicles, and what to do if you're affected by road, rail or aircraft noise
Noise is an inevitable consequence of a mature and vibrant society, but it can have a negative effect on people’s quality of life, affecting their health and wellbeing.
Product recall for Creepy Town Light Up Ghost & Pumpkin decorations presenting a high risk of injuries and choking due to easy access to button batteries.
How councils deal with complaints about noise at night, intruder alarms, construction noise and loudspeakers in the street.
Product Safety Report for tiger with a hammer toy presenting a high risk of choking and strangulation.
Product Recall for Creepy Town Evil Furry Mask sold by Poundland presenting a serious risk of burns.
Information you must submit to the Environment Agency in a noise impact assessment that uses computer modelling or spreadsheet calculations.
The Terrorism Act 2000 video recording code of practice was updated in Northern Ireland in 2020
The mapping of environmental noise levels generated from aviation activity at Royal Air Force stations.
Report a noise problem like loud music, noisy pubs, neighbour's parties or barking dogs to your local council
Product Recall for Creepy town hanging ghost sold by Poundland presenting a risk of cuts.
A report setting out the detailed assessment of operational sound, noise and vibration levels for MA05.
A report setting out the detailed assessment of operational sound, noise and vibration levels for MA07.
Your mobile phone or tablet may get an emergency alert if there’s a danger to life nearby. Alerts will tell you what you need to do to stay safe.
A report setting out the baseline and predicted noise levels during construction used in the assessment for the Annandale depot.
A report setting out the baseline and predicted noise levels during construction used in the assessment for the Preston Station area.
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