Martin Redfern
Exeter Chiefs rugby club has applied for permission to hold six large concerts with up to 15,500 attendees at weekends and an unlimited number of other events with up to 5,000 attendees between May and the third week of July every year.
Its application relies on noise and transport impact surveys performed at four trial concerts held in June despite each being attended by well under a quarter of the intended audiences of 15,000.
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