Nuisance on no 207 Lordship Lane

By ollieme12
May 11, 2018 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Tara

Posted July 1, 2018

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Posted July 1, 2018

Yes we?ve noticed an increase in the noise from the lordship this year - a wedding most Fridays and Sunday?s. our garden backs on to third and it is pretty noisy, especially during the summer. I feel a bit churlish complaining. Obviously it was a pub when we moved in (the mag) but I think we would have thought twice if we?d known it was a ?venue? rather than a local pub.

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