A pub in Droylsden which has been a 'nightmare neighbour' for one resident has avoided losing its booze licence.

A crunch meeting was held in Tameside Council HQ after punters of The Pig on the Wall were seen fighting and one couple was spotted ‘engaged in sexual activity in the beer garden’, over the course of a few days in June.

A neighbour to the Greenside Lane venue compiled a long list of complaints between June 10 and June 15 – all related to excessive noise and disturbance.

Deborah Richardson, appearing at the licence review hearing on August 11, said: “The noise and the behaviour of the pub’s patrons has become intolerable.

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