Squirrel74

There seem to be quite a few people who take the opinion that because I live near to a pub, I don't deserve peace and quiet like every other member of society does? I moved to East Dulwich with my daughter a year ago to look after my mother after my father died. I cannot afford to buy/rent here so have no choice but to live with my mother in her home. Does this mean that I have no rights to not be disturbed by others being inconsiderate? I understand that there will always be more noise than if I lived on a residential street, however, surely playing loud music until 2am is not a reasonable level of noise for a pub surrounded by residential homes?

No one deserves to be kept awake late at night. Pubs get away with it despite having a responsibility to be considerate to those who live around them. Some people don't have a choice where they live or can't afford to move, does this mean that just have put up with having their lives disturbed by others being inconsiderate?

Dear The new Cherry Tree pub, It seems you are turning into the old Cherry Tree pub. Keeping my family awake until 1am with terribly loud music, not asking people to leave the beer garden until 12am. Is it your plan to upset your neighbours?