[slcsaw]

Hi all, does anyone know where and who organises what sounds like an all night dance party which can be heard all across the Don Valley? Heard it for most of the early hours today until about 7am. Some have said its an event at the arena, but nothings listed. Im not the sound police, just interested to know where its coming from and is it a regular event as ive heard it a few times in the past few months.

[baileysmummy]

hi slcsaw, yeah its a free party/rave down don valley, they do it frequently but lastnight was the first one for afew weeks, pm me for any more info hun.

[cll23]

i think its quite bad that its so loud all night long i went out to my parents at 5.30 am an they live at brightside an we could here the music word for word now thats surely not on for that time an my mum said its been like that all night ... an i am not one for moaning before anyone says but just find it disrespectful x

[The Blonde]

There's often raves in Woolley wood, may have been that

[DarnallSNT]

Dear readers, I am South Yorkshire Police's Inspector for the East area of Sheffield which includes the Attercliffe area. I would like to take this opportunity to provide a quick update for all those concerned.
On the night of the 14th to 15th of April we are aware of two events having taken place. The first was on Woodbourne Road (Attercliffe) the second was on Snow Lane (city centre). The one in Attercliffe was the first of it's type for several months. It was an unlicensed event of the type we had last summer and successfully stopped. Due to the location, which is quite isolated from residential properties, it's affects upon the public are very limited. However, these threads show that there is a problem for us to address with our partners. We will endeavour to resolve this problem.
The event on Snow Lane, which I think was the one which affected most people writing on this forum, was different in that it was a lawful event. It operated under a Temporary Event Notice, a license granted by the Licensing authorities. The concerns of the many people voiced in this way and to SYP have been passed to the council for their consideration, should there be another application for a future event. SYP Licensing team will work with their counterparts in the council, however, it is somewhat problematic legislation which requires evidence of criminal activity to oppose future applications. Noise disturbance is not criminal activity which does not help any of us. Work is on-going and update will be provided as soon as we are able to do so.
Thank-you
Paul Ferguson
paul.ferguson@southyorks.pnn.police.uk