Elvington Auto 66 Sunday: Cancelled Noise Injunction?

[MrMessy]

We where supposed to be racing at Elvington this Sunday but apparently cancelled due to a noise injunction:( Along with Croft is there no sense with British justice?

[andrewsmith]

What the neighbour got a wild party tonight and want peace for their hangovers

[Berlin]

The craic last year was a Barrister moved into a derelict house next to the course and has tried (unsuccessfully) 3 times to get the racing cancelled.

The selfish ***** wants it cancelled so it maximises the return on his investment renovating the building... allegedly.

Looks like he's succeeded this time.

C

[andrewsmith]

Anyone got bolt croppers and a jet engine sled?

[orose]

Sounds like someone in the local authority needs their ears boxing - if you move next to a racetrack, especially one that used to be a WWII airfield and holds drag racing events, I don't think a little bit of noise from time to time should be unexpected.

The airfields noise plan is located at http://www.elvingtonairfield.co.uk/airfield-noise-management, and I think they're being fairly reasonable - 16 days max on the really noisy stuff at weekends, and at least one weekend off per month.

[Berlin]

With Croft now being the legal president, which office junior is going to stand up to an (intentionally) Irate barrister on the phone?

[Whitty]

Absolutely ridiculous. You have a well paid job and option of buying a property almost anywhere in UK and you choose one next a track. Wouldn't mind but I would pay extra for it.I could use it myself and maybe run a little sideline from it like a b and b or overnight safe parking for its customers.

[Small Clanger]

Problem is, Mr Barrister was, no doubt, fully aware that he could buy a property next to an air museum/race circuit and then have it silenced. Everyone knows what's happened at Croft. Perhaps Top Gear need to know.