Proposed live music events at a North Norfolk campsite are facing objections despite organisers offering additional noise controls.
Plans to hold two live music events at Wroxham Summer Camp in North Norfolk are facing opposition from council officers ahead of a licensing decision.
Officers have recommended refusing the applications, citing concerns that previous events at the campsite resulted in noise complaints from nearby residents and unauthorised beach parties after the music had finished.
The organisers are seeking licences to stage two live music events and have proposed a range of measures to reduce any impact on the local community. These include noise management controls, monitoring during performances and arrangements designed to help people leave the site safely and responsibly.
Norfolk Police have reviewed the applications and have confirmed they have no objections to the events going ahead, subject to the proposed licence conditions.
The applications will now be considered by councillors, who are expected to make a decision at a licensing hearing tomorrow after hearing evidence from council officers, the organisers and any other interested parties.
If approved, the events would take place later this year at the campsite. Councillors will decide whether the proposed safeguards are sufficient to balance live entertainment with the concerns raised by local residents and council officers.

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