noise levels
Councils are addressing resident concerns about noise levels from proposed cafe bars and park events.
In July 2026, residents in Kensington and Chelsea raised objections to a proposed cafe bar, Chill Since 93, seeking a licence for alcohol sales and late-night refreshments, citing public nuisance concerns, which often relate to noise levels.
Ealing Council committed to reviewing noise levels from events in Gunnersbury Park in October 2025, following complaints from residents, a commitment made after Councillor Andrew Steed raised concerns.
No upcoming council meetings are currently scheduled to discuss noise levels, which refers to the intensity of sound and its potential impact on residents and the environment.
Key facts
- Residents objected to a proposed cafe bar's licence application for 61 King's Road in July 2026, citing public nuisance. Source
- The proposed Chill Since 93 cafe bar seeks permission for alcohol sales until 11:30 pm on Sundays. Source
- Ealing Council promised a review of noise levels from events in Gunnersbury Park in October 2025. Source
- Councillor Andrew Steed raised concerns about disturbances from Gunnersbury Park events in October 2025. Source
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