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We've heard some worrying stories about local venues having to close because nearby properties have switched to residential use and then complained about late night noise levels.

However, it looks like there may be some legal protection coming in for established venues. From April 6th, local planners will have to consider the potential noise impact from local businesses before granting planning permission for residential use. Mark Davy from the Music Venue Trust says, "This is a major victory for the UK's music venues and music fans. The fight to protect, secure and improve them goes on."
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