Eco based on my experience GPs are very poor at diagnosing and very good at saying wait and see. I would ask for an urgent referral to a paediatrician. It might be nothing, but if it is not it will reflect very badly on them if they have done nothing. Make that clear to them if you have to! Could you stretch to a private consultant appointment? You'll get seen much faster that way and can switch back to the NHS for treatment if need be. If DH hadn't had a full on scary you WILL do something conversation with my GP I'd still be sitting here with a retained placenta being treated for a minor bacterial overgrowth, so sadly it does seem pushy is the only way to get things checked out. Hope it's nothing, and baby eco is just feeling a bit out of sorts. Big hug, it must be very stressful.
Leni call environmental health, London has a pretty good noise pollution section. Some boroughs have 24/7 cover, and will shut down parties immediately. They also won't tell anyone who made the report.
Plonky nothing to boast about here! Nothing like a stupid car on the drive for saying my DH is a bit of a t*t, and having a mid-life crisis. I just thank the lord he doesn't think leather trousers suit him. As for Jensen Button... I wish. In my dreams! DH has done a track day with JB... so the nearest I've got to that particular vision is a glove he may possibly have touched 
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Had a lovely day with the ILs yesterday, who are, well, lovely. You know the stereotypical granny who knits cute clothes, smells of nice things, is all soft and cuddly and good to fall asleep on? Well the worselet has one of those. She has no idea how lucky she is. She also looks gorgeous in the new outfits. For anyone looking for little dresses that do not look ridiculous, the answer is a knitted tunic over a baby grow. Awwwww
Best thing though - DH and I got to go out for dinner and came home to find the happiest, sleepiest baby and granny. Good end to a good day.
Enjoy your BHs everyone, and an extra big 
for Eco-family.