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Require conveyancing searches to include commercial noise & ban complaints

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We urge the Government to legislate to require conveyancing searches to include commercial noise and ban any complaints from new residents about noises identified in the searches.

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Require conveyancing searches to include commercial noise & ban complaints

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We urge the Government to legislate to require conveyancing searches to include commercial noise and ban any complaints from new residents about noises identified in the searches.

National
60 reactions·100% agree
Steve Reed

Steve Reed

Housing Secretary

Housing Secretary

React

Where do you stand on this motion?

Reasons for3
Reasons against0

See what others are saying

Members can read every reason.

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99Reasons
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Excessive noise from residential property unresolved

A resident reports persistent loud music from a house that can be heard several streets away, affecting families with small children and elderly residents. Previous complaints to the council have not resulted in action.

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