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Steps to Reduce Noise Nuisance

  • Try and do noisy DIY jobs during the day
  • Apologise in advance for doing any noisy DIY jobs
  • Warn neighbours if you are going to have a party, this is a simple step to take and will promote tolerance
  • Avoid leaving noisy pets at home if you can - a dog barking continually can annoy neighbours and can also get the owner into trouble. The 'Why is your dog barking & what can you do about it' leaflet is available to download here.
  • If you keep chickens, ask yourself, do I really need a cockerel as they are not required for hens to lay eggs.  The Noise from Cockerels Crowing advisory leaflet provides practical advice.

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