Noisy neighbours

tom_jones_2

Hi All,

I live in an end of terrace house. Until recently things where nice. Now my neighbours have errected a dart board in one of their bedrooms. The wall this is on is the joining wall of the house. They play darts from 4 feet away well past 11 at night. I have spoken to them politely and was just ignored. If anything the attempt made them more determined. I cannot think of anything i might have done to upset or offend them to cause them to start doing this. Every dart thuds through my house.

Tom

Dan-Dan

tom_jones wrote: »

Hi All,

I live in an end of terrace house. Until recently things where nice. Now my neighbours have errected a dart board in one of their bedrooms. The wall this is on is the joining wall of the house. They play darts from 4 feet away well past 11 at night. I have spoken to them politely and was just ignored. If anything the attempt made them more determined. I cannot think of anything i might have done to upset or offend them to cause them to start doing this. Every dart thuds through my house.

Tom

Failing dialogue directly , you need to contact the Environmental Health team at your local council

Ignorant sods

Innys1

Get up at 4:30am and start bouncing a tennis ball on the same wall for an hour or so.

These people don't understand anything else.

oystercatcher

Try playing loud classical music through the wall

borkid

oystercatcher wrote: »

Try playing loud classical music through the wall

Mozart was used to deter hooligans at train stations but I found Berlioz worked when children were being very noisy outside my house . They weren't even the neighbours children they came from another part of the village.

red_devil

no respect for neighbours sadly its common.

45002

oystercatcher wrote: »

Try playing loud classical music through the wall

Try this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd2Gzkkwe9Q

:beer::rotfl::j:T

TBeckett100

depends on your humour. I would personally line up my stereo speakers next to the wall and then play sound clips of Bullseye theme music and "180" everytime it starts.

tom_jones_2

Hi Folks.
Talking to them wont do anything. I have tried but they dont seem to have the IQ to comprehend.
I would love to get them back at their own game but they dont need to get up for anything so it wouldnt really inconvinience them.
I will keep the environmental health in mind incase things get worse.

Cheers

Tom

carefullycautious

TBeckett100 wrote: »

depends on your humour. I would personally line up my stereo speakers next to the wall and then play sound clips of Bullseye theme music and "180" everytime it starts.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

dericS

Tom, are you living in a leasehold property? Is the adjoining flat a leasehold property? By law, occupants may not cause nuisance to others between the hours of 23h00 - 07h00. You should approach the freeholder to enforce this. You should also check what restrictive covenants the lease of the other flat contains (you can purchase a copy of their lease from the land registry for about £7, I think). My lease, for example, states that between the hours of 23h00 and 08h00 I must ensure that noise is made in any part of the building which might cause disturbance or annoyance to any other occupier. I hope this helps you.