<text>  A couple are being forced to shut their upmarket fireplace shop because of the sound of noisy swingers upstairs. Matthew and Cheryl Jewell have had enough of embarrassing noises coming from the sex club above their Stovestore business in Chorley, Lancashire. Despite their attempts to drown out the sounds, they claim customers are being driven away by the noises, which start around lunchtime. Matthew and Cheryl Jewell pictured claim it is embarrassing when customers in their shop can hear screaming from upstairs . Mrs Jewell said: Customers are stood here and theyre screaming upstairs. Im going red, customers are going red and theyre leaving the shop. Weve spent thousands of pounds here and were going to have to leave. We have so many customers that return to us here. Despite their protestations, a representative of the No 3 swingers club, which has been open for two years, claims they are doing nothing wrong. No 3 Club owner, who said she only wanted to known as Mary, said she had suggested soundproofing, and had changed a day the club opened so it did not conflict with when the Stovestore was open. She said: Ive done everything I possibly can. I dont want them to move. I dont think they like my type of business. They knew what it was before they moved in. Im very disappointed and quite upset theyre moving. Ill be sorry. I dont want to interfere with anybody elses business. Problems began for Mr and Mrs Jewell when the No 3 Club expanded its opening hours into the working day, as well as its late night and early hours opening. Its more frequent now, theyre open from 1pm onwards, said Mrs Jewell. We were changing all our days for when they were noisiest. We know whats going on up there, but we cant do anything about it. Nobody can help. The club website advertises the first Wednesday of every month as greedy girl day beginning at midday . The Jewells business The Stovestore pictured may be forced to close due to the noises from upstairs . The couple, who have owned the shop for two years, have complained to Chorley Council, but say their only option is to leave. Mrs Jewell added: Weve made a couple of complaints, but theres no law for sexual activities. Its two years now just wasted. According to the No 3 Club website, daytime activities include greedy girl day, which takes place on the first Wednesday of every month, between noon and 10pm. The two businesses share a landlord, Frank Patterson, who said he has asked No 3 Club to take steps improve the situation. Mr Patterson said: The No 3 Club came into the unit five years ago, Cheryl and Matthew have been there two years. There were two other tenants before them and it wasnt a problem. Now the No 3 Club has extended its hours into the working day. Ive heard the noises and its not acceptable. Ive spoken to the No 3 Club about it on numerous occasions on behalf of Cheryl and Matthew and theyve made no effort to improve the situation. If anything its got worse. He added: Ive written to the No 3 Club and, if and when they renew their lease, Ive told them there will be a restriction on them operating during the working day. Councillor Paul Walmsley, from Chorley Council, said: The council has received a complaint about the No.3 Club, but as both parties are commercial premises, we do not have the powers to enforce nuisance proceedings. We will, however, continue to ensure they are compliant with their licence agreement as we would do with any other premises. 