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Are all the inhabitants of the roads surrounding Goose Green deaf or extremely tolerant? Some generous soul elected to share their love of pop music with the local inhabitants or perhaps to establish their territorial rights within the neighbourhood at enormous volume for about three hours on Saturday evening. I suspect that some community spirited person must have contacted the environmental agency because eventually the din subsided. Is there any way, apart from closing all windows and doors and stuffing one's ears with beeswax that this abominable nuisance can be prevented?

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