Odd Neighbours / Neighbour Problems

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flutternutter

Uh how frustrating. We are in a semi but the ppl attached are sound. We do DIY, they do DIY. we let each other know if we think its gonna be loud and apologise afterwards if it was terrible or unexpectedly loud like when we got our floor done and it sounded like both our houses were coming down

Ultimately if you live near other ppl youre going to hear/cause noise but its just about being courteous. I find the best way to deal with ppl being arseholes about it is to kill them with kindness... overly apologise until THEY feel bad... maybe cry...
 
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omgucnt

I know this is horrible but I’d love to sit and observe all that while also keeping completely out of it!
 
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Scottish Care Bear

omgucnt said:
I know this is horrible but I’d love to sit and observe all that while also keeping completely out of it!
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Has been entertaining at times
Better than the crap on tv
Karma at its best shall we say

Drunken men trying to punch each other & missing. Falling into their own hedges
 
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Base2019

Not my neighbour... but went to turn my car in a park with like 3 houses. Turned the car in a bay thing not connected to anyone’s house. Was reversing and the man from the house directly behind stood at his front door shaking his arm at me and watching as I drove off... very intimidating. Imagine being his neighbour
 
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Savannah_xx

If I go out in garden or come back home yep they come out , so weird

Is anyone tit for that when it comes to neighbours and noise? Petty it might be, but when the council/police hardly do anything what else do you do.

Who like me would love to be in a detached with no neighbours.
 
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Lynseyp

Thats exactly what my hubby, it would be a dream to get a detached house and no neighbours. When he 1st mentioned it i told him to stop being an unsociable twat but now he's so right. We wouldn't have to see anyone or talk to anyone....ahh bliss, can't wait for that day to come.
 
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Savannah_xx

Yes if only! I don't think we were meant to be packed together so close in these houses with thin walls, and you could make as much noise as you like and also don't have to listen to theirs. Also go in your garden and don't have to see your nosey neighbour come out too. Your husband had the right idea LOL!

For the people mentioning about the dogs barking, honestly if they're anything like around where I live, it doesn't seem like they get walked , just left in the garden, we all know dogs need their exercise, no wonder they're going barking mad and other people have to listen to it. Why get a dog and just turf em in garden and not bother walk them?? Best you get a cat then!
 
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Ahahha

I honestly would I got woken up at 5am this morning by slamming of doors again my neighbour thinks because he doesn't get his own way he doesn't want her having a dog so he slams the doors ect petty and annoying
 
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Savannah_xx

That my neighbour above my room seems to think stomping like a fucking elephant is ok.
Ok I'll just crank my music up. As the song says two can play that game.
 
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Bubblesandflowers

Update on my shitty neighbours.....
Land owner has responded to my letter. Told me they are on vacation so will get back to me properly in 2 weeks time. But the car park area is an important asset to them....
So fingers crossed they will reconfirm that my neighbour has no authority to dictate who can or can't park there. OR kick everyone out who parks there and shouldn't.
Heard nothing from Housing association and don't think I will. So going to pursue the landowner as I think that's my best option.

This has made me look at buying my own house and getting the F out of here. As soon as we find somewhere and have completed, I will start the tit for tat approach whilst we move out.
 
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flutternutter

Suns out scums out again. The vile child of the street is out topless, kicking his football off everyones cars and kicking the heads off all my flowers.
I often complain at the speed ppl drive down our street. Today I would turn a blind eye if they did too
 
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emm

I live on the ground floor and have a balcony which I used to love to sit on in summer/have dinner/read etc. I made friends with the balcony next door, which initially was nice, but now wheneverrr I am on the balcony thye try and engage me in conversation and it is really awkward to try and not engage, made even worse by the fact they have small children who do not understand if I try not to talk
 
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flutternutter

This is why im antisocial. Ppl make things uncomfortable. Our neighbours attached are perfect. They get it. Polite nod. Hello. And on with your day
 
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emm

flutternutter said:
This is why im antisocial. Ppl make things uncomfortable. Our neighbours attached are perfect. They get it. Polite nod. Hello. And on with your day
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yes, this was my mistake! (I am not social generally, go dknows what i was thinking) my only hope is that they seem to have had another baby (I saw the mum with a pram earlier as I trned around in the street to avoid them ) and their 2 bed flat is way too small for 3 children so they might move, fingers crossed!
 
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Flyingbaby

my parents have got new neighbours and they have been nicknamed the ferals they are absolutely vile
It’s a new build estate and they have bought the place down
Banged up old car, screaming kids that run around in just nappies that have not been changed all day hanging down their ankles
Sticky windows loud banging doors
Every single ride on toy you can imagine
They have zero respect and are just hideous
 
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flutternutter

Why is it the norm these days to have kids screaming CONSTANTLY! My mother would've gone off it with me if I had gone on like that. Its like they are immune
 
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under the ivy

My next door neighbour has been having a kitchen put in - the noise (expected) starts at 7am and goes through right til 9pm. Last Sunday they had builders in and I was in the garden hanging some washing out. I heard one of the builders say to her 'sorry about the noise on a sunday' and she went 'dont worry i hate them next door' meaning us

She's also starting putting her bin outside our front steps, which I go move, for her to put it back. She really doesn't like me because I reported her for loud music at all hours the other month!
 
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Savannah_xx

I can't stand neighbours lol, never had much luck with any. By heck, there has to be at least one nice out there, c'mon ffs??

I only put my music on when they take the piss. I didn't have it on at first yesterday but when they started to ridiculously stomp like elephants (they are not FAT) no need, then I did, why not, you get it back!!! Petty like that! But as for the bin, keep putting it back to outside her garden. Twat!!!

Sometimes people on my street use my bin, just because there's is full, or better still there's had just been emptied but still put their rubbish in mine, nah mate!! Rude.
 
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CosmicCreepers

My neighbours have been screaming at each other again, 8am this morning so no Saturday lay in for us. It’s funny, if we were up screaming and shouting till early hours and kept their kids up, we’d 100% be reported. But I guess it’s okay for them. Really hoping they move soon, it’s horrible.
 
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