Neighbours climbing frame - what are my options?

Davesnave

borkid wrote: »

I found they quickly disappear with Berlioz.

He's probably the ringleader, taking them "up the woods to light fires, drink booze etc."

phil24_7

Davesnave wrote: »

Surely you're not suggesting that the children might respond differently if they had a better relationship with the OP?

You'll be telling us they're just like people next!

Some of these little imbeciles give little thought to their actions until questioned on it...apparently!

borkid

Davesnave wrote: »

He's probably the ringleader, taking them "up the woods to light fires, drink booze etc."

They're probably a little too young for that but in a couple of years who knows. The village does have it's own woods where the teenagers camp out, light fires etc... many a true word as they say.

Now for something really outrageous it'll have to be Mozart but I'm not sure if I could stand the language

silverwhistle

Buy me a pint and I'll come and sing Mozart for you. That should send them scuttling.. Off to Glyndbourne at the end of next month and my companions have orders to kick me if I sing along..

borkid

silverwhistle wrote: »

Buy me a pint and I'll come and sing Mozart for you. That should send them scuttling.. Off to Glyndbourne at the end of next month and my companions have orders to kick me if I sing along..

I was thinking Mozart as in the film Amadeus. I think someone suggested he might have suffered from tourettes syndrome.
I do have some modern ie 2014 countertenor music on CD but that would probably annoy the other neighbours too much!

Enjoy Glyndbourne, the last time I went to live opera was to hear the English National doing Das Rheingold.

I_have_spoken

You could throw a copy of 'Razzle' over the fence to give them something else to look at...:)

questionss

stator wrote: »

You can generally build screening up to 2m without planning permission.

If it was built within the last few years just report it to the council as it doesn't have planning permission. The council will get it removed.

If you've left it too long then the council won't be able to get it removed

I feel for the OP - I hate my neighbours kids bouncing on their trampoline & nosying over my fence, having 3 small noisy boys I'm in no position to moan though 😂
I am astonished to learn climbing frames need planning permission 😳

cyclonebri1

This is the weirdest and most dangerous thread I've viewed here. End of

All the folks that have made comments should really look at what has been said, and exit stage left.

Hoploz

It must be annoying but if I can give you some hope here, my kids had one of these jungle gym things with a platform (not overlooking anyone else in our case!) but although we bought it thinking they'd get years of use out of it, once the novelty wore off they hardly used the thing, it was a complete waste of 500 quid! I don't know how old your neighbours' kids are but it probably won't be long before they stop bothering you.

Davesnave

questionss wrote: »

I am astonished to learn climbing frames need planning permission 😳

Yes, always, if it's between the house and the highway.