Ewood McDonalds gets go-ahead for extra four hours (From Lancashire Telegraph)

May as well do away with 4pm closing times on Sundays too...

That's good will be able to get late night snack there, of course I will keep my noise down, so as not to disturb people.
:-) )

I suggest that the objectors to these plans lodge an appeal, since it is apparent that the planning commitee has not taken into account their legal requirement under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights to ensure that your rights were not infringed within the scope of that article.
Concommitant to that is, the behaviour of the Councillor who spoke in favour of the application, thus acting on behalf of the applicant, against the expressed wishes of those whom elected him and could be considered in breach of the Codes of Practise pertaining to his office. Where it could be considered, by any reasonable person, that the said Councillor did not "make decisions based solely on consideration of the public interest and the common good" according to the Local Government Act. Where the needs of the local residents, which outnumber the employees either current or proposed, to have no disturbance from increased traffic, noise or smells.

Since the original application deemed it necessary to restrict the opening hours, what has been done to mitigate any of the concerns that required the setting of the hours to current limits, such as independant noise monitoring?