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Hi,
Not sure if this is the right subject to post this under but lets give it a go.
The school behind my house has just built a new sports hall directly behind my garden - its an eye-sore but i'm willing to put up with it. The thing is they have now put up what seem like 1million watt floodlights all around it that shine right into my house, and in particular my bedroom. They are on all night long and even with my blackout blind they are still a nuiscance.
My question is do i contact the school, the council or someone else to complain, and do i stand a chance in them doing anything about it??
Thanks
Not sure if this is the right subject to post this under but lets give it a go.
The school behind my house has just built a new sports hall directly behind my garden - its an eye-sore but i'm willing to put up with it. The thing is they have now put up what seem like 1million watt floodlights all around it that shine right into my house, and in particular my bedroom. They are on all night long and even with my blackout blind they are still a nuiscance.
My question is do i contact the school, the council or someone else to complain, and do i stand a chance in them doing anything about it??
Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Lighting of this type normally requires Planning Consent. I would start there (the Development Control department of your local council, sometimes known as the Planning Department).
If it was part of the original planning permission that was granted, then its possibly going to be a bit difficult to get it changed now - though they may be able to shield the direct shining at you from the bulbs in some way.
If it was part of the original planning permission that was granted, then its possibly going to be a bit difficult to get it changed now - though they may be able to shield the direct shining at you from the bulbs in some way.