The owners of "several cockerels" that have been said to crow "every 15 seconds" have been served with a noise abatement notice after complaints from neighbours. A council received a noise complaint about "a number of cockerels crowing" at a property.
Environmental health officers went to speak to the owners, Sharon and Morgan Ross. That led to a reduction in the noise initally.
But this was short-lived, the council said, and the complaints began again. That led to noise-monitoring equipment being used to record the levels and frequency of the sounds coming from the property.
