Debs
07-02-2006, 14:44
Liam Gallagher may receive a noise abatement order from the council after a string of complaints.
It was not, however, parties or Liam's loud mouth that caused so many complaints but instead his running machine. Neighbours of his residence in London's Primrose Hill have found his jogging so noisy that they have actually reported it to the council to try and get it stopped.
One neighbour, who lives in the apartment below the Oasis singer, told The Sun: "It is not very rock and roll but it is making our lives a nightmare all the same.
"He spends hours each week on the machine, and it's so loud you can barely hear yourself think.
"When he gets on it the walls start to shake. You can hear everything. There is the constant thud of him jogging.
"Sometimes it has got so bad that bulbs have fallen out of my chandelier."
It was not, however, parties or Liam's loud mouth that caused so many complaints but instead his running machine. Neighbours of his residence in London's Primrose Hill have found his jogging so noisy that they have actually reported it to the council to try and get it stopped.
One neighbour, who lives in the apartment below the Oasis singer, told The Sun: "It is not very rock and roll but it is making our lives a nightmare all the same.
"He spends hours each week on the machine, and it's so loud you can barely hear yourself think.
"When he gets on it the walls start to shake. You can hear everything. There is the constant thud of him jogging.
"Sometimes it has got so bad that bulbs have fallen out of my chandelier."