Fed up residents of the idyllic village that inspired BBC radio drama The Archers have shared video of the noisy local football club they say is ruining their peace and quiet (sound on).
The footage highlights some of the ‘shouting and swearing’ that villagers say is making life a misery. People living in the idyllic village of Inkberrow, Worcs., - where house prices average £500,000 - say they have had enough of the ‘loutish’ behaviour from supporters, and ‘swearing’ on match days. 'It does attract a certain loutish atmosphere on matchdays,” a local said. “The traffic can get quite bad too. You can hear the players and supporters effing and jeffing and what not.
Objections include parking and traffic - with one resident saying cars are driven at ‘erratic speeds’. Mum-of-two Lynn said: 'We have no paths so when cars come down you have to go up onto the grass. When I'm walking my dogs you have your life in your hands. They have a license to serve alcohol too, so they’re there until very late.” However, one supporter Gareth Cornwell argued: 'The club is fantastic meeting place for everyone. Safe and secure for our little ones to run around.
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