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Are they impacting on other neighbours as well as you?
I guess one option, which I admit could be difficult as it could backfire and make things worse, is to approach other neighbours living nearby on your street and see if they're having a problem with them too.
That way next time you approach you could say something like, 'Look mate, it's not just me, I've been told by several others that your noise is an issue'. A further step in future if things got really bad could be to get a petition of sorts and pass it onto the local council, police if you were at your wits end.
Hopefully this would be enough to make them change their ways or make them feel so sheepish and ashamed that they eventually move out.
But, on the flip side it could just motivate them to be bigger bums. It's a tough call.
I've lived in apartments a lot which has had its fair share of issues too with rude, inconsiderate neighbours, I've just been lucky that it's never been too frequent or severe for it to truly become an issue.
I guess one option, which I admit could be difficult as it could backfire and make things worse, is to approach other neighbours living nearby on your street and see if they're having a problem with them too.
That way next time you approach you could say something like, 'Look mate, it's not just me, I've been told by several others that your noise is an issue'. A further step in future if things got really bad could be to get a petition of sorts and pass it onto the local council, police if you were at your wits end.
Hopefully this would be enough to make them change their ways or make them feel so sheepish and ashamed that they eventually move out.
But, on the flip side it could just motivate them to be bigger bums. It's a tough call.
I've lived in apartments a lot which has had its fair share of issues too with rude, inconsiderate neighbours, I've just been lucky that it's never been too frequent or severe for it to truly become an issue.





