nuisance neighbours

[Lilly]

Originally Posted by kathleen_firth

thanx for all your advice my noisy neighbours along with there dogs have just moved out today yayyyyyyyyyyyy

Did they leave of their own accord or were they evicted due to their nuisance behaviour?

[kathleen_firth]

hopefully!!!! fingers crossed they dnt have dogs

[cashman]

bit of good news for a change, good riddance or what. i had some many years ago, that was easily resolved, wouldnt like it again aint gettin any younger

[mez]

it's weekend again my neighbours on the booze as usual, woke me up 4 times last night, last time was 5-05am, tried to get back to sleep but was up by 6-30am, not in a good mood now.

[MargaretR]

I send you all my sympathy Mez. Losing sleep can make us oldies feel 'off' for several days, and in your case it happens every 7, so it impacts your life in a way that they don't realise.(or perhaps don't care about)

There is no way of avoiding noise nuisance totally unless you move to a hut on the moors or are rich enough to buy a retirement home in a gated old persons community

I thought I was blessed to live on the very edge of town, away from traffic, and have reasonably quiet neighbours, but last night I was disturbed at 2 am and again at 3 am by small groups of young people walking past laughing and talking loudly. I am used to total night silence so any noise wakes me. I need to look out to check that there has not been arson on the allotments (usually happens at least once a year)
They were not drunk and carrying bottles, as used to be the case only a couple of years ago, so the police seem to have gained some control of young anti social behavour around here. There must have been a party nearby and they were taking a shortcut home across the field and the allotment paths. So some poor soul living next door to a party got it much worse than me

The result for me is that I am not having a day out at the coast as planned. So just a little thoughtlessnes on their part has spoilt my day a little, - but my little disturbance is 'small fry' compared with yours

It would be lovely if people were more considerate and less selfish.

[kathleen_firth]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

I send you all my sympathy Mez. Losing sleep can make us oldies feel 'off' for several days, and in your case it happens every 7, so it impacts your life in a way that they don't realise.(or perhaps don't care about)

There is no way of avoiding noise nuisance totally unless you move to a hut on the moors or are rich enough to buy a retirement home in a gated old persons community

I thought I was blessed to live on the very edge of town, away from traffic, and have reasonably quiet neighbours, but last night I was disturbed at 2 am and again at 3 am by small groups of young people walking past laughing and talking loudly. I am used to total night silence so any noise wakes me. I need to look out to check that there has not been arson on the allotments (usually happens at least once a year)
They were not drunk and carrying bottles, as used to be the case only a couple of years ago, so the police seem to have gained some control of young anti social behavour around here. There must have been a party nearby and they were taking a shortcut home across the field and the allotment paths. So some poor soul living next door to a party got it much worse than me

The result for me is that I am not having a day out at the coast as planned. So just a little thoughtlessnes on their part has spoilt my day a little, - but my little disturbance is 'small fry' compared with yours

It would be lovely if people were more considerate and less selfish.

thats very true

[kathleen_firth]

were aving a barbie to celebrate (if the rain holds off)

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by kathleen_firth

were aving a barbie to celebrate (if the rain holds off)

I hope that it will be over by nightfall - enjoy your new found peace

[panther]

lets hope the next lot arnt as bad
is it a private rented house house?, if so it could be anybody!...they let any ****** in them!

[churchman phil]

Thought I'd use this thread as I couldn't find one about this particular topic.
It's just been on the NW news about the 'young lady' from Rishton who's just been put into prison for the playing of loud music! Was in the Observer last week so it must be a veerrrrrrrrryyyyyy slow news day

[shillelagh]

I live on the main road, near what used to be a pub - and when i stop at my sisters or at relatives or elsewhere i have problems sleeping - because its too quiet!!!!

[Tracy J]

my neighbor sucks too he just put up a satellite dish up right in front of my only living room window,,this winter he wouldnt let me park in the driveway he would park sideways so i would have park on the street,, one night i parked there anyway and blocked him in the next day he took a chain saw to the trees in my yard,,hes a big guy and its like he can do what ever he likes,,he also plays really bad music loud,,

[Bonnyboy]

Get some complaints whacked in to the cops

[slinky]

Originally Posted by Tracy J

my neighbor sucks too he just put up a satellite dish up right in front of my only living room window,,this winter he wouldnt let me park in the driveway he would park sideways so i would have park on the street,, one night i parked there anyway and blocked him in the next day he took a chain saw to the trees in my yard,,hes a big guy and its like he can do what ever he likes,,he also plays really bad music loud,,

That is disgusting behaviour!! something should be done about him!!

[BERNADETTE]

Originally Posted by Tracy J

my neighbor sucks too he just put up a satellite dish up right in front of my only living room window,,this winter he wouldnt let me park in the driveway he would park sideways so i would have park on the street,, one night i parked there anyway and blocked him in the next day he took a chain saw to the trees in my yard,,hes a big guy and its like he can do what ever he likes,,he also plays really bad music loud,,

Sounds like a real bully to me get him reported