Peter Rogers gives evidence to House of Lords Committee
In his role as Chair of the Parliamentary Liaison Group for the Institute of Acoustics (IoA) Peter Rogers gave noise evidence on 28 March...
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In the wake of Brexit, farmers are left wondering how they may be able to replace subsidies, such as those available for wildlife margins, and holding events (such as weddings) is a natural place to start. The risks of causing a nuisance to neighbours, who have tolerated noise associated with agriculture for years is seldom thought about, but weddings can be a noisy business, which may not fit with the character of the surrounding area.
A raft of legislation is waiting to descend but with proper acoustic advice, a lot is achievable to tackle noise from music, people, generators and vehicles as they disperse.
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