The Oak Inn in Coventry faces a potential licence revocation due to persistent noise complaints from nearby residents, with reports of loud music disrupting sleep and causing health issues. Neighbours have filed multiple complaints, describing the noise as a 'statutory nuisance' that has affected their daily lives despite previous council interventions. In Cambridge, the city council is reviewing its event permitting process after noise complaints arose from a cultural Garba event, where confusion over permits led to extended music past the park's closing time. Meanwhile, Darna Lounge in Arlington has seen a significant drop in noise-related police calls but is still under scrutiny due to its past violations during a five-year permit review. In Stourbridge, the New Inn has faced objections regarding a raised seating area installed without permission, with residents citing increased noise pollution and safety concerns. Local councils across these regions are grappling with the balance between community entertainment and residents' peace, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding noise regulation.