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Council acts on concerns over sound barrier in Stevenage

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Nine-metre high sound barrier erected between housing development and A1(M) Residents have raised concerns about reflective noise and visual impact. Council says it is "taking concerns seriously" after residents lodged formal complaints over noise, pollution and the visual impact of the barrier. Officers are liaising directly with Taylor Wimpey and Highways England.
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Council acts on concerns over sound barrier in Stevenage

Steps are being taken to address concerns about a nine-metre high sound barrier between new housing in Stevenage and the A1(M), the council has promised.

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The Comet broke the news in on Monday, September 5, 2022.
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