Issue

statutory nuisance

5 stories · discussed at 2 council meetings · 4 councils

A legal term referring to a nuisance that is actionable under statutory law, often related to noise, pollution, or other disturbances that interfere with the enjoyment of property. A legal term for a nuisance that is actionable under law, often related to noise, smell, or pollution.

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  1. Berwick Manor Hotel loses outdoor music rights Berwick Manor Hotel has lost its rights to host licensable activities in its outdoor areas following a decision by Havering Council's Licensing Sub-Committee. The ruling came... Havering 10 August 2026
  2. Berwick Manor Hotel DPS removed amid noise complaints The Berwick Manor Hotel has had its Designated Premises Supervisor (DPS) removed and restrictions placed on its outdoor activities following persistent noise complaints from... Havering 10 August 2026
  3. Lewisham council adds conditions to venue licence Lewisham Council has imposed additional conditions on the premises licence for House of Flavours following a review prompted by numerous complaints from local residents. The... Lewisham 24 July 2026
  4. Westminster Council Appeals Busker Nuisance Ruling in Leicester Square Westminster Council is appealing a ruling that found buskers in Leicester Square were causing a statutory nuisance. The council was ordered to abate the nuisance by a District... Westminster 13 February 2026
  5. Leicester Square Busking Dispute Heads to Crown Court Westminster City Council is appealing to the Crown Court against a sentence imposed regarding busking in Leicester Square. The appeal follows a prosecution brought by Global... Westminster 21 September 2025