Moggy wrote:I’ve not gone all the way through it, but this seems a decent site. Have a look and hopefully there’s something that can help you.
http://www.problemneighbours.co.uk
Thanks, Moggy - I'm having a look though it right now. In terms of noise, it is a case of contacting the council and having evidence (a noise log) and then they will initially mediate to resolve the problem. If that doesn't work then they can issue a noise abatement notice, possibly with an end game of "confiscating equipment".
Errkal wrote:strawberry float the council call the police, stop being a positive person about it realise the gooseberry fool ain't gonna end so call the plod. Then once you've called them call social services. This gooseberry fool has gone on too long where the only person hearing about it is us your diary.
Unfortunately you can't call the police on the basis of noise; it's a local council matter. If there was disorder - possibly as per last night when they were aggressively arguing in the grounds of the flats - then, yeah, that coud be a time to call the police. You have to keep a noise log and I've shared this with our flats management company, resulting in two letters being issue so far. You need to avoid becoming directly confrontational with these kinds of neighbours as that will undoutedly escalate things the wrong way.
<]:^D wrote:you know what? stool bloke is a true legend - he does what he wants...
He does appear to be chilled, relaxed and (outside of the occassional bit of van engine revving) not being too much of a pain. Stool Guy seems to be pretty decent

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