How would you approach this....
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Maybe they bought a new TV / surround or moved their TV to the party wall.
Go speak to them, or post on the internet and gear yourself for talking to solicitors and managing agents and claiming nuisance or just go speak to them.
Go speak to them, or post on the internet and gear yourself for talking to solicitors and managing agents and claiming nuisance or just go speak to them.
Can i ask is the divider wall plasterboard, because nowdays it's a pure joke the way they build houses/flats over the past 20 years with paper thin walls.
I live in converted cotton mill with lovley exposed brick then what do they do to divide the flats up, they use junk plasterboard
i can even hear my neighbours texts coming in
I live in converted cotton mill with lovley exposed brick then what do they do to divide the flats up, they use junk plasterboard
i can even hear my neighbours texts coming in
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That is what i am worried about
I can't really tell them to send it back though.
Haha, I was very apologetic and totally understand where my neighbour comes from, they are very quiet and signs for my parcels when I'm at work so I keep a lid on the volume and bought them a bottle of wine to apologise.
May be yours are the same.
https://www.gov.uk/how-to-resolve-neighbour-disputes/overview
Step 1. Try to solve the problem informally by talking to them.
Step 1. Try to solve the problem informally by talking to them.
Can i ask is the divider wall plasterboard, because nowdays it's a pure joke the way they build houses/flats over the past 20 years with paper thin walls.
I live in converted cotton mill with lovley exposed brick then what do they do to divide the flats up, they use junk plasterboard
We cant hear anything else, just her TV since Friday. We also haven't heard anything from next door for a year or more so the walls cant be paper thin. We cant here her talking or moving about or anything like that
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The only solution is to put a smoke grenade through the letter box, or even a frag possibly.
Well i'm pretty sure it is an old lady but in all honesty we have never crossed paths in all the time we have lived there.
Maybe she suddenly keeled over on the Friday and she landed next to the tv remote and in her last dying few minutes and as her only form of alerting someone she managed to turn the volume on full?
You have ignored her alert and now she is brown bread.
Edit: You killed a granny, 50 points awarded.
You have ignored her alert and now she is brown bread.
Edit: You killed a granny, 50 points awarded.
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Hearing aid broke and she didn't notice?
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wow.
It could be that they, like my elderly dad, use headphones to watch tv, and, theyve gone & packed up, so there resorting to the tv's speakers till they either get the phones replaced/repaired.
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Tell the withered old harridan to turn her hearing aid up perhaps?
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Flashbang would be more appropriate
to OP go talk, maybe shes put a speaker on the floor because the stands broke, etc, I'm sure she will try to reduce the noise somehow
Good point, could she be hard of hearing?