(18069) Beat music at house on north side of Trelawney Road after midnight, Friday/Saturday, 22/23 February 2019. Loud voices of people outside the house audible from Ravenswood Road. A resident has complained to the University of Bristol: "We were severely affected by a party held at the ... property ... and were not able to sleep until the small hours due to the enormous noise coming from the party, as well as shouting/screaming coming from the street. This is totally unacc

(18068) Noise in street associated with party at house in northern corner of Manor Park, Friday night into Saturday, 22/23 February 2019. A couple have complained to both universities (pending identification of the students involved) after a "loud and disruptive party". They say there "seemed to be no attempt to curb noise or anti-social behaviour of guests." "We asked them to turn the noise down at 12.05 and a polite student agreed that he would. It was back up to full volum

(18067) Loud music at a house on the west side of Roslyn Road that was the subject of an earlier complaint to the university less than a week before; late evening, Friday, 22 February 2019. A resident who complained to the University of Bristol about students next door to her has reported further problems. In another email to the university, she says: "There has been a lot of noise from No. [xx] again this evening—less bass but still very loud music, lots of people in the liv

Professor Hugh Brady, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bristol, has made clear his view of student behaviour that causes disturbance to residents. “I appreciate that student noise and parties are a continued frustration to you and your neighbours,” he writes in a letter to me, “and I can assure you that I do not find anti-social behaviour amongst our students to be acceptable … the university has always, and will continue, to take these issues very seriously.” Prof. Brady

(18066) Loud party at a student house at the north end of the street, with beat music and people shouting in a rear garden, in the early hours of Saturday, 16 February, 2019. (Updated 19/02/2019 with comments from sixth resident, added at end.) Six residents have commented on this party, two of whom have submitted complaints to the University of Bristol. Excerpts: Stanley Road resident: "It is 1.45am and there is a very loud party going on and it has woken our 3-year-old daug

(18065) Late-night street noise on Hampton Road near Kenilworth and Abbotsford junctions in the early hours of Saturday, 16 February 2019. A resident who has complained of similar problems before reports: "I am currently being kept up, yet again, by a loud group of this time (unusually) Spanish-speaking people close to [xx] Hampton Road, hanging about outside. They’ve been outside at least three times, really loud, and now some ass is loudly whistling to get people's attentio

(18064) Loud music played repeatedly at a student house on the west side of Roslyn Road, leading to numerous complaints. A resident has complained to the University of Bristol: "There has been an ongoing issue with noise since the start of the academic year, mainly in relation to playing loud beat music at least a couple of times per week with groups of students socialising in the living room .... I have complained to the students on numerous occasions about their beat music

(18063) Night-time street noise in Clifton area; several instances including early hours of 14 February 2019. A resident who complained about various noise incidents in the first academic term says disturbances have picked up again this term. Meridian Place lies on a walking route between the Triangle and residential streets in Clifton. "There has been noise at night time since the new semester started. Last night was particularly bad. I was woken up at 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. by s

(18062) Student party with loud music at house on east side of Alexandra Park, from Friday into early hours of Saturday, 9 February 2019. A resident has complained to the University of Bristol: "On Friday a party was held which continued to play exceptionally loud music until 5:30am despite us contacting the residents by text on several occasions to turn the music off (screen shot attached). As you can see, there is zero remorse, in fact the responses are quite mocking. We we

(18061) Party at property on Chandos Road (mid-section, north side), with disturbance from people in rear garden. A resident has complained to the University of Bristol: "We heard music through the walls but the most disturbing thing was the number of people in the garden until 02:30/03:00 which is very close to our double-glazed bedroom window." He said the party "kept me and my girlfriend up for quite some time ... There were so many people in attendance that it would have