Tim Yeo MP

Aircraft Noise

Tim has been working hard to ensure the authorities cannot ignore residents' concerns about aircraft noise, organising public meetings locally and raising this issue at Westminster.

Tim met the Aviation Minister in 2008 to emphasise the disproportionate effect of aircraft noise on people living in tranquil areas compared to big conurbations like London (although as is evident from the strength of the campaign against expansion of Heathrow, even Londoners have had enough).

He has continually argued that the idea of moving air traffic from over towns to rural areas is wrongheaded and that the option of planes being stacked over the sea should instead be considered more carefully.

Tim Yeo calls on the Secretary of State to give the public accurate information on Stansted noise nuisance.

Thursday 13 August 2009

New flight paths planned for Suffolk

I urge everyone to see what these air traffic changes would mean for them and take part in this consultation

Saturday 1 March 2008

Flight paths over Suffolk

Tim wrote the following article for the Suffolk Mercury in responce to reports that the airtraffic authorities are planning another wholesale reorgnisation of flight paths over Suffolk.

Tuesday 1 May 2007

"SAY NO TO NIGHT NOISE"

TIM YEO MP JOINS NIGHT FLIGHTS RALLY ON MONDAY 24 OCTOBER 2005

Friday 21 October 2005

Air Traffic in South Suffolk

An article published in the Sudbury Mercury in September 2005 on the problem of increasing air traffic across South Suffolk

Thursday 8 September 2005

Stansted aircraft noise over Suffolk

The following article appeared in the Suffolk Mercury.

Wednesday 16 June 2004