Neighbourhood Noise Committee
Our National Noise Committee coordinates our noise pollution work and brings together local authorities, consultants, academics, industry, regulators and government officials. Members are volunteers and either represent one of our ten divisions or are co-opted based on their experience and expertise. The Committee is currently divided into two interest groups – the Ambient Noise Committee and the Neighbourhood Noise Committee which both meet twice a year. Both groups act as forums for members to exchange information, debate issues and steer Environmental Protection UK's policy.
The Neighbourhood Noise Committee covers noise problems caused by local disturbance and anti-social behaviour, and the identification and promotion of means to address these - whether through education and behavioural change, enforcement, abatement or mitigation.
Our aim of promoting integrated policies and practices that encourage the effective management and control of noise, is delivered through the work of the National Noise Committee.
The Committee is chaired by Rob Deller and coordinated by Mary Stevens. If you would like to view minutes from the Committee Meetings please contact Mary Stevens.
Find our more about our Noise work and read our five year Noise programme.