Lude Generation

introduce mandatory noise complaint waiver for anyone who buys or rents a property close to motorsport venue

Responsible department: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

There are innumerate cases of people knowingly moving within close proximity of motorsport venues, only to try to have their planning permission revoked or have them closed completely when they take exception to the noise.

It is extremely detrimental to the UK's motorsport heritage, when all the motorsport venues start disappearing. Motorsport and the associated mechanical/engineering business is a key British export and second to none in the world of motorsports.

As such, anyone who wishes to buy or rent a property within a determined distance of a motorsport venue should have to read and sign legislature that waives their right to complain about the noise from the nearby venue. If they do not wish to be bothered by something that was a fixture of the community long before they arrived, they should not move there in the first place.

jjmartin349571 wrote:reminds me of people who move to green field developments where their houses have been built on what was previously somebody else's lovely view, who then go up in arms when another development gets built in the next green field which spoils their lovely view

Another good one which I saw on tv recently was residents who had moved to houses on a motorway embankment were protesting against resurfacing works, because they reckoned the noise was an abuse of their human rights... YOU CHOSE TO LIVE NEXT TO A DROKKING MOTORWAY, OF COURSE IT'S DROKKING LOUD!!!

Will sign the petition anyway

jjmartin349571 wrote:Another good one which I saw on tv recently was residents who had moved to houses on a motorway embankment were protesting against resurfacing works, because they reckoned the noise was an abuse of their human rights... YOU CHOSE TO LIVE NEXT TO A DROKKING MOTORWAY, OF COURSE IT'S DROKKING LOUD!!!