noise level from 40dB to 62dB - This is a good example of the affect of noise escape with the door being open this is a good example to question the need for blinds as they don’t seem to of been any noticeable factor of sound barrier , I agree this is a good example of the importance of the front door being limited and never wedged open during evening hours. Road traffic is considerable loader then Georges music .

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noise level 57dB “Sharon Sheppard” again can be heard signing/shouting from beer garden , a fight can be heard starting that involved “Sharon Sheppard” aggravating Georges customers ,the customers whos voices can be heard are identified and can confirm were revoked by Sharon ( DPS journal confirms this .)

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noise level 60dB “Sharon Sheppard” again can be heard singing in from beer garden ,traffic is louder then music , Sharon can be heard banging sticks together .  This recording indicated to management of Georges how much sound travels and could inconvenience people since this recoding triple glassing has been installed and front door remains shut after 11pm

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noise level 60dB  “Sharon Sheppard” can clearly be hard singing , she is not a customer , never has been a customers and is not the  responsibility of DPS of Georges, the traffic is loader then the music coming from Georges , most of sound escapes from front door when door is open . this has now been rectified based on front door remaining closed after 11pm and side door used for access in to the property.

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noise level 60dB  , music is not clearly audible , and road traffic is loader then music generated from Georges . It is clear that when the door is open music escapes , but is still not as load as passing traffic , there is no evidence that the voices are from Georges beer garden. The voice of Sharon Shepard can clearly be heard , also her hitting the post with a stick a normal action of Sharon .

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Interview on Radio Cambridgeshire 7.45 Tuesday morning , Thank you Radio Cambridgeshire 

nigel marsh