We have a shared drive they block our cars so we have to ask them to move when we need to leave or come back in, they idle their car engines for over 45mins, they blast loud music in the drive, the throw rubbish in the drive so we have to pick it up, they climbed the top of our shed which already needs replacing, they broke the drive by over using it, they drove over our food bin then made a sarcastic remark, they have over 7 cars and like to show off but don’t actually use the cars. My toes were curling but they have three kids so i just kept telling myself that they would find it a relief that there is someone else out there who has a chaotic house too! A recent analysis of the interference pointed towards breakfast, lunch and tea times so I put a note through their door to ask if their oven might be the problem.

They might be mortified about upsetting you, or at least have the decency to be embarrassed about it. You’d also contact the department if you're concerned about persistent dog fouling outside your house or on local parks. So when they see each after again, 8 years later, you can say that Samantha isn’t really friendly to him.It had been one of those mornings where I hadn't seen how much mess there was because I'd been in such a rush but it was awful! If they have a regular visitor, it could be worth having a chat with them about the behaviour, and asking if there’s anything they can do.

Not only does this cause an eye sore, the buns are significantly close to the outside eating area, they overflow daily, there is an abnormal amount of litter in the seating area. The site and services are provided "as is" with no warranty or representations by JustAnswer regarding the qualifications of Experts. If you think your neighbour’s making trouble because you're transgender or because of your disability, race, religion or sexuality, it could be a hate crime or hate incident. It’s also worth treading carefully with a case like this – you don’t want to make things worse and you might be able to help them rather than jump in and start shouting about harassment.The young fella who has the drone doesn't leave their bungalow as his drone is massive, and he has been flying it around my property, lights being shone into my bedroom and the drone allows them to listen 24/7 and we (my daughter and her partner) have done things like whisper, and wherever in the bungalow, they got there before us. They’ll look at your complaint and decide if the council or housing association should put things right.

doing work from home and mobile too, a small child and a house to run is a lot, i think it makes me happier when someone else house is messy cause then i dont feel bad!If you don’t want to end up with one of the above as your new neighbor, here’s what you can do to spot them early.

com founder Martin Lewis explained what could change over the next year in the latest episode of ITV's The Martin Lewis Money Show Live. For all of those ten months I have been receiving interference on my TV reception leading to total loss of signal. If a dispute escalates and turns into a fight, you may be able to take legal action against a neighbour if they actually assault you.If you know your neighbour is renting and who from, talk to their landlord first - this might be a private landlord, housing association or the council.