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me again - seems no-one can help - but does anyone know how I might find out? I don;t want to complain as such but I could do with knowing when this daytime noise will end. Would the council know?


cheers in advance to anyone with any pointers...

Building works should only ever take place between Mon-Fri 8am-6pm and Sat 8am-1pm.

If building works ever outsid these times complain to Southwark's 24/7/365 noise team 0n 020 7525 5777.

If during these times then I would hope a sensible local chat helps. If not complain to the noise team. No builder should expect residents with kids to move out which is effectively what they are expecting in your case.

Thanks James. I will ask them again. The work is not out of hours it is only that I have a little one. It does make it impossible for him to sleep in the day which is a big prob for us. If they can't say when the noisy work will end (last week they said it would be finished by Friday) I might get some advice form the team.

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