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dates 16­17 February 2013. I can confirm that no records were recorded under that
particular address.

This request has requested 'Bianca Road' as a search criteria, and in addition to the 16­17
February 2013, also gives new dates of 4­5 May 2013.

All Calls (Service Requests) received 16­17 February 2013

Our records show 3 service requests were received regarding noise from 'the street' Bianca
Road on the 17th February 2013 at:

05:37hrs

07:50hrs

07:53hrs
The first service request was received outside of our operational hours. With regards to the
other two service requests, the officers rang the clients at 08:15hrs and 08:25hrs
respectively. The first client informed the Officer that the music was no longer bothering
them, however, the other client asked for the officers to visit.

Two officers visited the client at 08:45hrs and assessed the level of noise received at the
client's premises. No nuisance was witnessed, however, they advised the client to call back
should the level rise. No further calls were received, and no Abatement Notice was served
on that date.

All Calls (Service Requests) received 4­5 May 2013

According to our records no service requests were received regarding this premises on
these dates.

Noise Abatement Notice
On 1 May 2013 the Noise & Nuisance Team received information regarding a potential rave
which would allegedly be held on the night of the 4 May 2013.

In response officers visited the site on 1 May 2013, and established that the 'old sausage
factory' in Bianca Road was being squatted. Officers spoke to the squatters who were
residing there, and whilst they did not substantiate the claim, they did not deny it either.
Officers felt that should the rave go ahead it would likely cause a nuisance to nearby
residents.

In a proactive attempt to address this, on 3 May 2013 Officers served a section 80
abatement Notice for 'likelihood of nuisance' which effectively prohibited the nuisance from
occurring or recurring. Whilst the Notice prohibited the occurrence or recurrence of nuisance
from the rave, it could not prevent the rave from taking place.

In addition to the above, Council Licensing officers also visited the site with Police and a
warning letter was issued regarding unlicensed entertainment.

Actions on the 4­5 May 2013

The Noise Team made several visits at the following times:

01:37hrs ­ 2 officers noted that the rave had started; they contacted Southwark Police to
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