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What to do About Nuisance Neighbours?
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The best thing to do about nuisance neighbours is to approach them and explain politely the trouble they are causing to you. In cases where you might feel threatened, or where previous personal approaches have not worked, go to your local authority. Legal action should be a last resort
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Advice depends upon the severity of your accusations and allegations. Obviously if your mum has the right to a separate garden then no matter what is being said about it, the others
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In the UK. He does need Planning permission to erect a Garage and it needs to comply with building regulations. But he may have planning permission , the application notice would
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annoymous letter to social services about the 6 y/o being left alone - especially if it is a regular occurance. Racism goes both ways. Next time there is a dispute, get nan to phone
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You have an unusually unresponsive local constabulary and town government. Your solicitor is equally unhelpful and you should replace his or her services, or lack thereof, with those
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