On Friday the JEP reported that several residents in an area dubbed the ‘Millais Triangle’ have been left puzzled by a bizarre low-frequency noise that buzzes day and night.
The noise began about four years ago, but this year got so loud that one resident, trust company chairman David Capps, contacted the Public Health department. Although the team established that there was a noise, they were unable to say what was causing it.
Since the story was published, dozens of people have contacted the JEP to say that they too can hear the noise, while others have suggested what could be causing it. One reader suggested that the wind farm on the Normandy coast could be the culprit.
The story attracted dozens of postings on the JEP’s website – www.thisisjersey.com – with some readers suggesting that water boreholes in the area could be creating the humming noise. Do you know what is causing the humming noise? E-mail news@jerseyeveningpost.com or post a message below.
