He claims cracks have appeared in his home
An 'exhausted' resident living close to a Nottingham tram stop says his mental health has been affected as a result of the trams going past near his home. The complainant has written to tram bosses in which he said noise and vibrations emanating from points along the track from Bulwell tram stop were causing his house to 'shake'.
In one letter, the complainant wrote: "I write to you with such exhaustion, stress and worrying about my home which is leading to my health declining and my mental health too. I have lived at my address for ten years and in that time I've never experienced any issues regarding NET trams. "I don't get any peace at all causing me to suffer at my job when losing sleep. This stressful situation is making me not want to come home and making me want to move.
A statement in the GNLRT report adds: "They [tram officials] have undertaken inspections of the tracks and have been unable to find any faults with this section of the line; monitoring of trams has not detected any excessive speeding by drivers." However, people living at the nearby Padley Close, near the Bulwell tram stop, said they had experienced some "sleepless nights" as a result of living close to the tram stop. Nancy Owen, 53, said: "There have been some sleepless nights.
Retired Jim Crossley, 72, said: "It's difficult sometimes, you can barely hear yourself think. There was a time when I didn't know what to do. I'm settled here now and I suppose I've got used to it. It isn't always easy, though.
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