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Anyone - whether resident, managing agent, or long-distance landlord - who has a shared interest in making our living environment better is welcome to join Engage. Where available, residents and property owners in each covered building can also get access to their own exclusive area of the website, to discuss issues and solutions to common problems and to help them be more involved in the building and neighbourhood they live in.
We also welcome membership from strategic partners, such as the City Council and the business community, as we seek to connect everyone in Liverpool City Centre to make it an even better place in which to live.
Dealing effectively with noise nuisance
On Wednesday 29th September, representatives from the city police, the council and the Liverpool City Centre Leaseholders Federation will be hosting a free meeting to hear your views, give advice and discuss ways of dealing with noise nuisance.
Whether itʼs noise from nightclubs or neighbours, itʼs a problem that many of us will face from time to time. For anyone who has suffered from unwelcome noise intrusion, there is no need to point to the studies that show the real and significant impact it can have on peoplesʼ lives.
We are determined that our residents should have adequate protection against this significant problem.
Weʼve asked representatives from Liverpool City Council and Merseyside Police to come and talk at this event and listen to the views of residents.
We will be pleased to welcome:
- Sergeant Barry Downes, Merseyside Police
- Tony Cafferky, Manager Night Time Noise Team, Liverpool City Council
The meeting will take place in Collingwood Room at Millennium House, Victoria Street on Wednesday 29th September. Weʼll be starting at 6.30 p.m. (LCCLF will be onsite from 6:15 p.m.) and finishing at around 8 p.m.
On the agenda at the event:
- Talks and advice from the police and city council on tackling noise nuisance
- Learning from each othersʼ experiences
- How can we improve the way things are done?
Spaces will be limited so please do book early for what is likely to be a highly popular event.
In partnership with
People we know
- ARMAThe Association of Residential Managing Agents (ARMA) is the only body in England & Wales to focus exclusively on matters relating to the management of residential leasehold blocks of flats.
- LEASEThe Leasehold Advisory Service is an Executive Non Departmental Public Body (ENDPB) funded by Government to provide free advice on the law affecting residential leasehold and commonhold property in England and Wales.
- Liverpool Visionis the economic development company charged with the city’s physical and economic regeneration. It will lead the next phase of the city's transformation.
- Planning AidPlanning Aid England provides free, independent and professional planning advice to communities and individuals who cannot afford to pay professional fees.