Referees banned from blowing whistles on new £700,000 pitch after noise complaints

Referees banned from blowing whistles on new £700,000 pitch after noise complaints
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Referees banned from blowing whistles on new £700,000 pitch after noise complaints
Author: Tom Sanders
Published: Jan, 16 2025 17:28

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A secondary school has been unable to use its new ?700k sports pitch - because the noise from referees' whistles upsets the neighbours.

Cornwallis Academy in Boughton Monchelsea near Maidstone, Kent has a brand new 3G artificial grass surface which it has been forbidden from using since August.

Referees banned from blowing whistles on new £700,000 pitch after noise complaints Referees have been banned from blowing their whistles on a local football pitch after angry neighbours complained about the noise.

Cornwallis Academy near Maidstone has been unable to use their football pitch since August because of a ban on whistles by Maidstone Council.

A noise survey produced by the school allegedly shows that the use of the pitch causes little to no disturbance – but neighbours claim the sound of the whistles is a constant source of disturbance.

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