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Environmental NuisanceThere are public nuisances, private nuisances and statutory nuisances. Differences exist between these types but similar principles will usually apply. Local authorities deal with statutory nuisances, principally those specified in the Environmental Protection Act 1990. Our Enforcement & Prosection Policy aims to:
For more information, please see: Noise nuisanceNoise and other nuisance (e.g. smoke from bonfires, smells and odours, etc.) can reduce the quality of life for some people. Thurrock Council encourages every one of its residents to be a considerate neighbour. It is a fact of life that we all do things which can have an impact on our neighbours and on the quality of the local environment. Whether we are playing music, having a bonfire or own a dog that constantly barks. Consideration and awareness are the key to making sure your actions are not a problem for others. Noise nuisance guidance & information
Other sources of environmental nuisance
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Published On: 02/04/2008 Published By: Environment & Regeneration |
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