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Answered 2007-08-25 22:23:09
Currently there is no curfew however you can still be in breach of certain conditions as set out by your local enviromental health board and could be prosucted by them, particulary if it is a "regular noise nuisance".
It is best to assume that 10 o'clock at night is the acceptable time for "excessive noise" however if you live by a family or families with babies and/or young children, it would be wiser to limit this to 8 o'clock. Of course some people may even take offence to you waiting until these times to tone down the noise in which case they may call the police who could still attend the party and ask you to turn the noise down, even though you are not actually commiting an offence. I took this off of the South Wales Police website and was valid as of the 25/8/2007 "The police may attend at incidents such as this and can ask the organisers to turn the music down. However, the police have no powers of prosecution for noise offences and it may be necessary to contact your local Environmental Health Department.The police may attend at incidents such as this and can ask the organisers to turn the music down. However, the police have no powers of prosecution for noise offences and it may be necessary to contact your local Environmental Health Department. The police do not have any powers to prosecute for noise nuisance"
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That varies from community to community and is generally covered by local ordinances.
In the UK there are laws relating to noise pollution and local authorities have the powers to intervene in cases where noise is affecting the quality of life of other people. If noise polluters fail to comply with local authority requests then they can be taken to court.
for the music to be loud...
The affects of loud music is that you could die from it
yes but the music is loud. yes but the music is loud. yes but the music is loud.
Loud music is not harmful. Playing loud music is definitely not recommended, but it isn't harmful. There have been no known problems.
No, loud music will not alter the beating of your heart.
Not if it disturbing someone else. In addition there are laws for built up areas to restrict the volume of music or any broadcast.
Legacy of a Curfew - 2004 is rated/received certificates of: UK:12
Forte is loud. Rest & Piano is quiet in music
Because they can.....everybody loves to play loud music.
No More Loud Music was created in 2001-11.
it is very loud in a concert
dynamics is how loud or quiet a piece of music is
The symbol for 'very loud' in music is 'ff', or 'fff'.
In the music world, there is no such thing as a curfew. =)
Loud music affects your body by making you dance... I know loud music can effect you ears, sometimes making them hurt or hard of hearing. Sometimes, I get headaches if music is too loud. For more effects check out the following link.
People who who have a habit of listening to loud music can lose there hearing. Infact, many muscians become hearing impaired after years of loud music. In general the exposure to any type of loud music can damage one's hearing.
It can because what you are doing, with loud music it can attract your attention and get you unfocused.
moderately loud to loud
Because loud music is one of those things a person did not invite into their ears. Why should anyone have to listen to loud music? It is an invasion of privacy.
ff or fortissimo, which is very loud; or f which is just loud
It all depends on what octave u want 2 play. Music can be loud and soft.
don't listen to loud music because it will effect your eardrum in later life.
When you listen to music that is too loud it hurts your ears and then you slowly go deaf.
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