Turn it down

Language: English Series: Independent on Sunday ; 19 October 1997, 14(1)Publication details: 1997Subject(s):

Summary: Noise complaints to local authorities have risen by 24 per cent during 1995/96, according to the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, prompting the use of `discontinuous construction` for greater sound proofing.

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Noise complaints to local authorities have risen by 24 per cent during 1995/96, according to the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, prompting the use of `discontinuous construction` for greater sound proofing.

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