Topic: Neighbers - Unsocable Times (Read 2053 times)

Mr Skrunts · « **on:** 07 March 2009, 17:26:23 »

Are there (or what you consider personally) rules or laws regards Neighbers making noise and what is classed as unsociable hours.

TIA.

johnnycboy · « **Reply #1 on:** 07 March 2009, 17:27:44 »

I always thought 11 pm - 7 am as a quiet period

you got noisy neighbours then

dbug · « **Reply #2 on:** 07 March 2009, 17:28:02 »

Unsociable hours are those hours you're not making noise

Field Marshal Dr. Opti · « **Reply #3 on:** 07 March 2009, 17:34:53 »

Neighbours...................everybody needs good neighbours.....with a little........I'd better stop there.

Pitchfork · « **Reply #4 on:** 07 March 2009, 17:50:06 »

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Neighbours...................everybody needs good neighbours.....with a little........I'd better stop there.

Copyright Jackie Trent & Tony Hatch www.jackietrent.com/

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #5 on:** 07 March 2009, 17:50:18 »

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I always thought 11 pm - 7 am as a quiet period

you got noisy neighbours then

Yup

Her dogs bark at anything that moves including thier own shadows. She hoovers at 9pm, then the firking washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

She moves furniture arround at night and bangs the doors a lot.

Never hear any of the above during the day. She's allways out gossiping and sticking her nose in other peoples business which I dont understand as she is on benefits and has a couple of cleaning jobs on the sly.

I have posted about her before, but she is getting worse.

Vamps · « **Reply #6 on:** 07 March 2009, 17:56:33 »

Private, Council or Housing association property?
Have you had a word with her? you are moving soon, is it worth a battle?

Pitchfork · « **Reply #7 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:01:05 »

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I always thought 11 pm - 7 am as a quiet period

you got noisy neighbours then

Yup

Her dogs bark at anything that moves including thier own shadows. She hoovers at 9pm, then the firking washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

She moves furniture arround at night and bangs the doors a lot.

Never hear any of the above during the day. She's allways out gossiping and sticking her nose in other peoples business which I dont understand as she is on benefits and has a couple of cleaning jobs on the sly.
I have posted about her before, but she is getting worse.

There's an opportunity to shop her!

markey mark · « **Reply #8 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:05:33 »

go round and bitch slap her !!!

seriously report to local council

cem_devecioglu · « **Reply #9 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:33:38 »

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I always thought 11 pm - 7 am as a quiet period

you got noisy neighbours then

Yup

Her dogs bark at anything that moves including thier own shadows. She hoovers at 9pm, then the firking washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

She moves furniture arround at night and bangs the doors a lot.

Never hear any of the above during the day. She's allways out gossiping and sticking her nose in other peoples business which I dont understand as she is on benefits and has a couple of cleaning jobs on the sly.

I have posted about her before, but she is getting worse.

erm..wait a bit..I'll write the book of 10 ways to kill the neighbours in fascinating style

cem_devecioglu · « **Reply #10 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:39:10 »

candidates are so many..only waiting for them to make me freak out completely..

some clues : Hydrochloric acid bath will be the first experiment..

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #11 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:47:29 »

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Private, Council or Housing association property?
Have you had a word with her? you are moving soon, is it worth a battle?

We are private, hers was for sale but fell through twices.

Worth the hassle, yes if I leave with a smile on my face when she gets told what I really think of her, in a polite way of course.

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #12 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:50:10 »

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I always thought 11 pm - 7 am as a quiet period

you got noisy neighbours then

Yup

Her dogs bark at anything that moves including thier own shadows. She hoovers at 9pm, then the firking washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

She moves furniture arround at night and bangs the doors a lot.

Never hear any of the above during the day. She's allways out gossiping and sticking her nose in other peoples business which I dont understand as she is on benefits and has a couple of cleaning jobs on the sly.
I have posted about her before, but she is getting worse.
There's an opportunity to shop her!

As much as I would like to I dont think I would, but this is why I dont understand why she cant keep out of other peoples business.

Scare tactics could be fun, maybe the thought of her getting reported may be anough.

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #13 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:51:28 »

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candidates are so many..only waiting for them to make me freak out completely..

some clues : Hydrochloric acid bath will be the first experiment..

Will PM her address if you want to experiment........maybe not.

cem_devecioglu · « **Reply #14 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:52:52 »

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candidates are so many..only waiting for them to make me freak out completely..

some clues : Hydrochloric acid bath will be the first experiment..

Will PM her address if you want to experiment........maybe not.

buy some 80 liters of HCL , I'm coming

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #15 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:53:13 »

Apparently she told a kid off outside local shops for throwing litter on the floor. then at the weekend they scaled her 6 foot gates and slashed 3 tyres on her car, the dogs heard nothing.

cem_devecioglu · « **Reply #16 on:** 07 March 2009, 18:54:47 »

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Apparently she told a kid off outside local shops for throwing litter on the floor. then at the weekend they scaled her 6 foot gates and slashed 3 tyres on her car, the dogs heard nothing.

seems to have enough enemies..good ..good..

VX1 · « **Reply #17 on:** 07 March 2009, 19:02:52 »

I think that the law states that unsociable hours are between 11pm through to7am in the morning. If she is putting the washing machine on at 12.30am and stops at 3am she is commiting an offence (disturbing the peace) which she can get in trouble for by the police. If she is in council accomodation then report the noise she is making at that time of night. Keep records every day of the noise she is making as this can be used in evidence if it went to court. Recording the noise is a good thing to do as well with a time clock as this will definately go against her and be used in court.

Anything else I have missed?

Paul

Pitchfork · « **Reply #18 on:** 07 March 2009, 19:05:14 »

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candidates are so many..only waiting for them to make me freak out completely..

some clues : Hydrochloric acid bath will be the first experiment..

Will PM her address if you want to experiment........maybe not.

buy some 80 liters of HCL , I'm coming

Mix it 50/50 with H2SO4 & you have Aqua Regia, that will dissolve more & faster!

cem_devecioglu · « **Reply #19 on:** 07 March 2009, 19:09:16 »

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candidates are so many..only waiting for them to make me freak out completely..

some clues : Hydrochloric acid bath will be the first experiment..

Will PM her address if you want to experiment........maybe not.

buy some 80 liters of HCL , I'm coming
Mix it 50/50 with H2SO4 & you have Aqua Regia, that will dissolve more & faster!

Dusty · « **Reply #20 on:** 07 March 2009, 19:13:09 »

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I always thought 11 pm - 7 am as a quiet period

you got noisy neighbours then

Yup

Her dogs bark at anything that moves including thier own shadows. She hoovers at 9pm, then the firking washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

She moves furniture arround at night and bangs the doors a lot.

Never hear any of the above during the day. She's allways out gossiping and sticking her nose in other peoples business which I dont understand as she is on benefits and has a couple of cleaning jobs on the sly.

I have posted about her before, but she is getting worse.

Sorry to hear this Skruntie.Mr Dusty and I once lived next door to the neighbour from hell.A woman who was clearly mentally disturbed.

We could not reason with this woman and it was a very unpleasant period in our lives,so I understand how traumatic these things can be.

Our closest neighbour is now about 200 metres away and our house is detached ,which is bliss.Chin up.

RobseyMV6 · « **Reply #21 on:** 07 March 2009, 19:23:42 »

washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

is she on night tarriff :-/

I always thought the `no noise` hours were 10pm-6am

ballcock50 · « **Reply #22 on:** 07 March 2009, 19:26:15 »

My wife complains about our neighbours, so I tell her we only have to put up with them, they have to put up with us. We all can be annoying some times so tolerance is essential until the limits are reached.

cem_devecioglu · « **Reply #23 on:** 07 March 2009, 19:27:39 »

here the official time period is 23 - 08

Dusty · « **Reply #24 on:** 07 March 2009, 19:31:31 »

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washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

is she on night tarriff :-/

I always thought the `no noise` hours were 10pm-6am

Sounds to me like she runs the washing machine on Economy 7 cheap electricity. Which means that you get a poor nights sleep. :-/

unlucky alf · « **Reply #25 on:** 07 March 2009, 20:01:57 »

skruntie perhaps its time to give your stereo speakers a good airing with some "drum & base", when she complains about the noise you just say you turned it up cos her noise was drowning it.

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #26 on:** 07 March 2009, 20:14:36 »

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I think that the law states that unsociable hours are between 11pm through to7am in the morning. If she is putting the washing machine on at 12.30am and stops at 3am she is commiting an offence (disturbing the peace) which she can get in trouble for by the police. If she is in council accomodation then report the noise she is making at that time of night. Keep records every day of the noise she is making as this can be used in evidence if it went to court. Recording the noise is a good thing to do as well with a time clock as this will definately go against her and be used in court.

Anything else I have missed?

Paul

Police are not interested. Got to keep records and a diary then liase with emviromental health.

Have complained to plice in the past, they took all my details and never even asked the details of who I was complaining about. :-/

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #27 on:** 07 March 2009, 20:18:08 »

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washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

is she on night tarriff :-/

I always thought the `no noise` hours were 10pm-6am

Sounds to me like she runs the washing machine on Economy 7 cheap electricity. Which means that you get a poor nights sleep. :-/

Apparently not. But if that was the case then I half blame NPower for encouring her.

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #28 on:** 07 March 2009, 20:20:46 »

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skruntie perhaps its time to give your stereo speakers a good airing with some "drum & base", when she complains about the noise you just say you turned it up cos her noise was drowning it.

Music has been getting sorted for a while now. I bought a sub woofer when I bought my system and never actually used it, but it will be going against the wall where I know she sits and let it drone through the wall.

Welung666 · « **Reply #29 on:** 08 March 2009, 09:52:08 »

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I always thought 11 pm - 7 am as a quiet period

you got noisy neighbours then

Yup

Her dogs bark at anything that moves including thier own shadows. She hoovers at 9pm, then the firking washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

She moves furniture arround at night and bangs the doors a lot.

Never hear any of the above during the day. She's allways out gossiping and sticking her nose in other peoples business which I dont understand as she is on benefits and has a couple of cleaning jobs on the sly.
I have posted about her before, but she is getting worse.
There's an opportunity to shop her!

As much as I would like to I dont think I would, but this is why I dont understand why she cant keep out of other peoples business.

Scare tactics could be fun, maybe the thought of her getting reported may be anough.

Send me her details and the work info and I'll do it! I f@*king hate dole dossers that work on the sly

Getting my hard earned tax and cash in hand makes my blood boil. If I did it I'd get locked up!

Lizzie_Zoom · « **Reply #30 on:** 08 March 2009, 11:55:11 »

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I always thought 11 pm - 7 am as a quiet period

you got noisy neighbours then

Yup

Her dogs bark at anything that moves including thier own shadows. She hoovers at 9pm, then the firking washing machine goes on arround 12:30am and vibrates through the walls on a spin at anything up to 3am.

She moves furniture arround at night and bangs the doors a lot.

Never hear any of the above during the day. She's allways out gossiping and sticking her nose in other peoples business which I dont understand as she is on benefits and has a couple of cleaning jobs on the sly.

I have posted about her before, but she is getting worse.

Give the Benefits "Cheats" telephone line a ring Skruntie as others have suggested

That will give her something else to do and worry about.

HerefordElite · « **Reply #31 on:** 08 March 2009, 12:08:37 »

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skruntie perhaps its time to give your stereo speakers a good airing with some "drum & base", when she complains about the noise you just say you turned it up cos her noise was drowning it.

you might want to try some "Drum and BASS" instead it might have more effect

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #32 on:** 08 March 2009, 14:50:38 »

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skruntie perhaps its time to give your stereo speakers a good airing with some "drum & base", when she complains about the noise you just say you turned it up cos her noise was drowning it.

you might want to try some "Drum and BASS" instead it might have more effect

Seal Kiss from a rose and cozy powel's dance with the devil are 2 records I have liked at volume, ZZ top and Dire Straights Brothers in Arms have some good tracks.

hotel21 · « **Reply #33 on:** 08 March 2009, 14:55:53 »

Got a couple of massed Pipes and Drums CD's up here you can borrow......

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #34 on:** 08 March 2009, 15:05:20 »

Was thinking of the wrong seal record.

It was killer with Adamski and Seal

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XBcT41ImSI[/media]

stuart30 · « **Reply #35 on:** 08 March 2009, 15:12:54 »

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Got a couple of massed Pipes and Drums CD's up here you can borrow......

Thought he wanted too annoy her not help her commit suicide...

You could do what a nasty piece of work done too his mother once....place an advert in Sport newspaper and local free papers advertising ""massage"" at cheap rates....

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #36 on:** 08 March 2009, 15:15:52 »

I allways wanyed to play the drums but sadly I need a lot of practice. Now it seems that all I need to buy is a pair of drum stix, and I reckon I could get a months or 2 worth of practice in.

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_hlVrFHE_A[/media]

tmx · « **Reply #37 on:** 08 March 2009, 15:27:13 »

tried the council? dad had a noisy neighbour that kept having house parties dad phone the council who sent out some sort of excessive noise warning and they soon moved away

Drum & Bass does provide the desired effect usually need a good subwoofer to get the bass through the walls though!
400W+ should prove useful

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #38 on:** 08 March 2009, 15:44:42 »

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tried the council? dad had a noisy neighbour that kept having house parties dad phone the council who sent out some sort of excessive noise warning and they soon moved away

Drum & Bass does provide the desired effect usually need a good subwoofer to get the bass through the walls though!
400W+ should prove useful

Mine is a 6 or 7.1 amp that goes to triple digits per channel but thats far too load.

My attitude is simple from now on, House work from 9 pm every night, furniture and box moving from 11pm and then chill out from 1am with the headphones on loud that I forgot to plug in.

Welung666 · « **Reply #39 on:** 08 March 2009, 16:10:26 »

Ours has been hammering, banging, drilling etc. for over a year now and despited endless diaries going into the council they've done f!*k all because he's asian

7:30 thins morning the banging and drilling (hammer type) started, so we've just been shopping and left Sepultura's Roots album on at number 20 on the volume scale of 30. back now and he's very quiet

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