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The image shows a graph depicting the number of noise complaints in Newtown from 1980 to 1996, segmented by categories including Road Works, Factories, Traffic Noise, and Domestic/household. In 1980, complaints were approximately: Road Works 600, Factories 400, Traffic Noise 300, Domestic/household 100. By 1986, complaints adjusted to around: Road Works 400, Factories 500, Traffic Noise 600, Domestic/household 200. In 1992, complaints changed to roughly: Road Works 200, Factories 600, Traffic Noise 700, Domestic/household 400. By 1996, complaints were approximately: Road Works 100, Factories 1200+, Traffic Noise 800, Domestic/household 600. Complaints for Factories showed a steady increase, while Road Works complaints significantly decreased. Traffic Noise and Domestic/household saw gradual increases.
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The line graph illustrates the number of complaints about four types of noise – road works, traffic, factories, and domestic/household – received by Environmental Health authorities in Newtown between 1980 and 1996.
Overall, the total number of complaints rose considerably over the period, with domestic and traffic noise being the main sources of disturbance by the end of the timeframe. In contrast, issues related to factories and road works saw a notable decline.
In 1980, factory noise generated the highest number of complaints, at about 1,200, while domestic and traffic noise accounted for roughly 400 and 600 respectively. Complaints about road works were the lowest, below 100. Over the following years, reports of domestic noise increased dramatically, overtaking all other categories by 1996, reaching around 1,200 complaints. Traffic noise also climbed steadily to just over 1,000.
Conversely, complaints concerning factories dropped sharply to below 500 by 1996, while those related to road works fluctuated slightly but remained the least reported issue throughout the period.
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