#public-nuisance

#public-nuisance

This McDonald's, right in the heart of the area, would be perfectly placed to serve heavy drinkers experiencing the munchies. Fights may arise as a result of antagonism between the patrons of the different drinking establishments.

Homeowners Mohamed and Marie-Anne Bakhty successfully sued their county council after 170 footballs were kicked into their garden from a nearby school’s sports pitch.

When an airline staff member informed the man he was unable to board his next flight, the man allegedly began shouting abuse at the Virgin Australia staff.

In response to numerous complaints and a licensing review, the Nightingale on the Green will face 30 conditions, including reduced hours and noise control measures.

Police were called to Mortlake station to reports of a trespasser, leading to a man's arrest and two hours of delays for commuters.

Harry Smith, the landlord of The Sekforde, expressed his deep concern stating, "We're just going to have to close to be honest. Office workers like to stand outside to have a drink, and if they don't do it here they're going to go to the next pub or the park." He further emphasized his emotional connection to the pub, adding, "This place is home to me. It would be devastating to lose it."