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I wish someone could solve a massive mystery. I live on Adys Road and for the last 2 months we've been hearing a low frequency noise, that sounds like it could be the bass of music, or a failing boiler or potentially the reverberations of something else, trains perhaps.


It's a real nuisance and it comes on everyday, in the morning, evening and sometimes in the early morning. It's currently on as I type.


If anyone has clues what this could be, or if its even council related, please get in touch.


It's literally like slow torture! :(

Hi,


Thanks for replying. This is unreal that you are also hearing this noise. I'm going to call them on Monday as well, as this is the type of thing that can drive you from your own property.


If anything further unfolds, I'll be sure to let you know!

Jules20 Wrote:

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> We had this this morning and one other time that

> I?ve noticed. Our boiler started to reverberate

> for a couple of minutes then stopped.very strange.


Hi,


So the noise is noticeable to you. That's good to know, just in case this noise is coming from someones home, they should at least know.


It's awful.


No more working from home until it's sorted!

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