Cruise Ship Warehouses: Neighbors' Noise Nightmare

0:00U.K. stores making news on February 26, brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy. Residents near Asley Business Park are fed up with the constant racket from building massive warehouses that look like cruise ships. Campaigners say the noise is deafening and exceeds allowed limits on construction sites. Videos taken from nearby homes this week capture the problem clearly. They show sound levels spiking well beyond what's permitted under U.K. guidelines for noise control. Locals with gardens just 30 meters from the 350,000 square foot site have long griped about the towering structures. They've also dealt with flooding in past and yards from winter runoff off the site. The latest clips shot around 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday, February 25, hit over the typical daytime cap of 75 decibels near urban. Bonds or main roads. Choir suburban zones often stick to 70 decibels or less. As complaints pile up, neighbors hope officials step in soon to quiet things down before the

1:02warehouse is loom even larger.