'It sounds like a drum'
Nottinghamshire residents are becoming frustrated over loud construction work at a major development. Residents in Newark said the "constant banging" began on November 23 and lasts between 8am to 5pm, making it difficult for those who work at home.
"At least it's a consistent beat, I thought it was a train the first time I heard it. I assume it's levelling the ground or something." "If we want the building then there's no other way. I think it's such a good thing that we're going to have something like that here." Retired Janet Gulliford, 73, said: "It starts at 8am then usually finishes around 5pm. I know they have to do it."
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