Busy London club may have to close one hour early after angry neighbour makes bizarre complaint

A central London pub has been handed down a new set of noise rules and may be forced to shut early after a neighbour lodged complaints over the sound of 'laughter'. The Globe pub, located on Marylebone Road opposite the famous tourist hotspot Madame Tussauds, was issued the edicts after being hauled before the Westminster Licensing Committee. The Globe pub, located on Marylebone Road opposite the famous tourist hotspot Madame Tussauds, will now have to adhere to new trading conditions A local resident had complained over the sound of 'laughter' from patrons socialising outside of the venue after hours of trading In the application submitted before the Westminster Licensing Committee, Mr Zelouf submitted a series of WhatsApp messages between himself and the Globe's manager as evidence. The Globe pub is located opposite Baker Street tube station and the tourist hotspot Madame Tussauds New trading conditions imposed on the 18th century pub include the requirement to have a 'complaints' available to residents Mr Zelouf's complaint application was supported by Conservative Party councillor Karen Scarborough who revealed she had received noise complaints from other residents at Portland Mansions. Following an initial review of Mr Zelouf's application, the Westminster Licensing Committee has modified the conditions of the Globe's licence until a final decision is made.