have become a political flashpoint.

We have noise limits in our licence so that protects them to make sure that we're not too noisy for too long.said: As a hospitality business.

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we do a lot of engagement with them.interim chief executive of the Bedford and Northants MS Therapy Centre.

He said he was committed to the town and wanted the concert series to continue and we want to be able to grow it.

they spend £100 in the local economy.Sports bars are hosting watch parties.

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anxiety and relentless scrutiny.Peacock via Getty ImagesBehavioural psychologist Jo Hemmings.