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And Finally
McCartney wedding disappointingly un-rock n roll, says council
By CMU Editorial | Published on Wednesday 12 October 2011
Westminster Council has deemed that Paul McCartney’s wedding reception wasn’t loud enough to warrant any formal action. The council’s noise abatement team did visit the former Beatle’s home in St John’s Wood at 1.30am on Sunday, after complaints from local residents, but say the matter was dealt with there and then.
McCartney had sung in the marquee set up in the garden to celebrate his marriage to third wife Nancy Shevell, and Mark Ronson played a DJ set, but it wasn’t so raucous any further action is required. Head of Noise and Licensing Andrew Ralph told the Daily Mirror: “A complaint was received about an address in St John’s Wood, officers visited and the volume was reduced on request. No further action is being taken”.
