However, in Great Yarmouth, the sound of the music genre which originated from Jamaica has provoked a council storm over loud music being played by a market stall owner.

Ivan Ammon, owner of Ki-Ki-Ri-Ki on the Great Yarmouth Market, had been told by the borough council that he wasn't allowed to play the music at his pitch anymore.

It came after one fellow trader had reported Mr Ammon to the council for cranking up the volume and causing a disturbance.

Ivan Ammon outside of his stall on the Great Yarmouth Market, Ki-Ki-Ri-Ki (Image: Bruno Brown) Mr Ammon refused to face the music in silence, insisting his stall was all about 'One Love', good food and good vibes, as he took his fight to challenge the council.

He garnered support from fellow traders, with 26 of the 27 other stallholders signing a document voicing no objection.........

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