booatthenell

OK> But how is that the pubs fault???? surely the area should be policed, so that it becomes the individuals that are punished rather than the establishment???

I understand what you're saying, but shouldn't you at least try???? If the manager is unwilling to listen, then obviously you take it further. At least then you know that you've done everything possible to come to an amicable solution. In answer to your question woody, it was late evening. from around 10pm till 1am. I'm not unsympathetic to your prediciment, but i just think you should try to be reasonable before bulldozing in with all guns blazing. If the manager doesn't know that you have a problem with the noise, how is he suppose to appease you??? It's very difficult to control noise pollution once patrons have left your premises.

I run a pub in covent garden and we had the same problem with residents complaining about the noise. When the council visited, they said they couldn't see a problem. So we set a meeting with the residents that live close by and managed to sort out they grievences. It makes a massive difference when you actually get to know the people you're complaining about!!!!

SWEET LORD!!!!!! YOU PEOPLE!!!! Has anyone thought to go see the manager of the pub or even arrange a residents meeting with the manager in his pub to talk about the noise?????? Surely that would be your first move before involving the council and trying to destroy someones livelyhood!!!!!!

It really irritates me when people CHOOSE to live right next door to a pub thats been there for ages and then complain about the noise!!!! Didn't you see the BIG MAHOOSIVE pub there when you moved in!!!!????? ENDLESS!!!! The Mag was a fantastic pub, and their quiz night on a sunday was the best in ED!!!! I really hope the bring it back when they re-open!!!