Millionaire socialite cautioned over raucous parties at castle One, two, three o'clock in the morning those parties used to go on to, and when people left they'd come screaming down our road waking everyone up. She's been quiet for the last few months though, maybe she's finally taking notice of the noise abatement order. Another neighbour, who has lived about half a mile away from the castle for the last 13 years, has had to call the council more than 100 times to complain about the noise. She said: "Last summer, one party was so bad that my entire bedroom was shaking - that's how bad it was. It was so loud I couldn't hear myself think. I've got friends a mile away who said they heard it too - it's a disgrace, that woman has no respect for anyone. No stranger to controversy, Hamilton is well-known locally for her lavish parties and has previous clashed with her neighbours over the noise. The 'Queen of the Castle' apologised to the townsfolk in 1999 after calling them "boring, geriatric and spineless" over complaints about her parties. In one local interview she said: "I'm sick and tired of being castigated and denigrated every time I do something different. There are people living here with millions in the bank and what do they do? I have nothing against old and retired people but they should learn to integrate. In another report she stormed: "Sometimes living here feels like Nazi Germany." The hostess even featured on one episode of television show Neighbour's From Hell. Pop stars Jamiroquai, Paul Weller and Midge Ure are among the guests who have attended charity bashes at the castle. Hamilton - who also has properties in Zimbabwe and Greece - bought Walton Castle for £250,000 in 1984 with her then husband, city financier Roy Hamilton. The couple spent £2.5million renovating the four-floor property, which was built in 1529 on the site of a 10th Century hill fort mentioned in the Doomsday Book. She made her name in the music business in the 1980s and 1990s, through the Swanyard recording studios and record label - which worked with bands such as Pulp, the Pet Shop Boys and Robbie Williams, before it closed in 2001. In 2011, her boyfriend Steven Penny, 43, died during a party at the restored castle. He was found face-down in the swimming pool at 4am, three-and-a-half times the drink-drive limit, and with traces of cocaine in his urine at the time of his death. Police later seized a small bag of the Class A drug from the poolside, but a pathologist ruled that he had not taken the substance on the night he died. In January last year Margarita was handed a 30-month driving ban after crashing her Audi TT sport car while drunk. She caused £4,000 damage after ramming a Citroen estate shortly after reading the autopsy report into boyfriend Steven Penny's death. Police later found her in an underground car park, staggering around drunk and reeking of alcohol. She was handed a 30-month driving ban and 140 hours unpaid work after admitting driving without due care and attention and failing to provide a specimen of breath at Bristol Crown Court. Avon and Somerset Police said it could not comment on cases involving cautions.