Correspondence between Benjamin Britten and Noise Abatement Society

Includes a Chairman's Report 1973 by John Connell and report on the society's activities for 1966.

Also includes letters about proposed helicopter services between Waterloo and Heathrow above London's concert halls, with a newspaper clipping from the Observer, and complaints about ice cream vans in Aldeburgh with an official statement from the town clerk.

Correspondence is from A. Crosse, Isador Caplan, John Connell and Stephen Reiss.

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The main archive of the Noise Abatement Society is held at the Wellcome Library (SA/NAS).