I know what you mean about loud music being played. Before we had our lockdown here, there were lots of nighttime parties that other neighbors would have and go beyond 11:30 pm on other streets nearby. Some of the neighbors on my street got in touch with the County Police (nonemergency) and filed a complaint for loud noise. The police would come out and give the ones who were complained about a warning about noise nighttime disturbances. If they did it again, they would be fined the next time they had to come to the person's home. That stopped it.
It is possible that the woman thinks that the association Staff isn't working, but you can try calling them and also call the police, too to come out. You don't need to go to the police station.
You're welcome! Yes, calling the local neighborhood police who is with the Anti Social Behavior Department is a good start. If it continues, then you can call the police back and say that it hasn't gotten better.
I'm doing okay today. Had lunch and then got back on the computer this afternoon.
You poor thing they come under the selfish umbrella it is difficult as they are cowards and aggressive think if they do not take notice of the council give the police a call (not 999) they might listen to them. Try not let it get you down I am deaf and know my loud t.v would be annoying I have cordless earphones I can move round my bungalow they are easy to set up would that help? You could order on line keep safe good luck!! xx
Can you wear ear phones, put your own music in your own ears, block their noise. Do something to get your mind off it, some people are very selfish, if you have already complained, do it again. Good luck
I do not have ear plugs and why should I use ear plugs because of their noise nuisance
I reported the incident on Friday and I will report it again
I hope you are safe and well
That happened to me as well recently and 3 times I had asked to keep the noise down after midnight but no luck and then I rang the local council night noise team and put in a complaint with them and they came round and heard the noise and ordered them to keep it down and had sent out a warning letter to them!
We have a young couple planning to move on next door in July. They and their family have been upgrading the bungalow since before Xmas with visits after work and at weekends. BUT the banging is now really getting time now as I am not allowed to leave the house and garden for the 12weeks. I don't know exactly what they are doing but it's taking a long time. We've asked them to think about us and our plaster which is taking a battering through the wall but they still haven't talked to us. I sympathise with you!!!
Can you get In touch with them and ask nicely to please let you know when they will do construction/banging so you know when to expect it? Do you have their phone number? I would give them a call if that was happening here in my street's neighborhood.
The only thing I can think of for her doing the loud music is: she feels down and the music must help get her to cheer up, but she shouldn't be blasting it for others to hear.
I can in some ways to relate, when we moved into our first flat we had the same problem, the building was full of young people and the noise was really bad, we also had problems with people and their rubbish, we lasted there for about 9 months and by that time we had been able to move on to our new home, it was hard for the first ten years, it was worth while to have just several next door and people seemed to behave themselves.
Generally people start off in places to get on the first rung of the ladder, Eventually we moved again because we got older, the problem is everyone has their own agenda and it can take time to find out what that is.
I moved into this flat five years ago and I bought it
I bought it from my inheritance and it is a housing association flat
Some are owners and some are tenants
The neighbour downstairs is a young single parent who likes to entertain
I have had this problem for three years on and off
She can be very hostile and aggressive and I had reported her after Dec by use of the Noise App which records the noise and it is sent directly to the housing management team
In Feb this incident had stopped
It has started again yesterday
I think it is because she thinks as we are in Lock Down she can do as she likes ad no one is working
But the management team are working as I called them yesterday
I will call again on Monday
She knows I live on my own
What saddens me the most is that so many are suffering and dying with Corona but she can carry on with her music
I expect she will blast her music on and off until her housing officer warns her again
I hope you are safe and well
Hi Roukaya,
That's really distressing for you. And I can empathise too. I've had issues with noisy neighbours upstairs several times and it always takes such a long time for it to be sorted out, whilst you have to go on suffering. And, at the moment, the alarm at the car wash opposite my block is going off at around 3.30am every day, which means I'm having very early starts most mornings.
That so many are dying is really sad, but that someone is continuing to annoy others like yourself, unnecessarily, really does make you mad.
I hope this will be addressed for you as quickly as possible.
Sending good wishes to you and I hope that, despite the crazy noise, you have managed to enjoy some of your day.
As from Dec when the noise incident became too much I learnt how to use the Noise App and submitted the noise recordings in Feb and a very efficient housing officer acted very quickly and I had peace until yesterday
I live in a housing association flat
Some are owners some are tenants
I own the flat but my home ownership officer does not take me seriously but the home officer for tenants does
I made an initial complaint yesterday and U have sent the noise nuisance recordings which show the noise time and level of disturbance and thus goes straight to them
She has a habit of blasting for a few hours then she will stop
She was warned in Feb and I think she believes the Housing Management Team are not working due to Lock Down
But they are
I will continue to try
I am deeply sad with the loss of life concerning the Pandrmic
How can others be so thoughtless and inconsiderate when others are fighting for their life
She has put the music down but until the Housing Officer warms I can expect this to continue on and off
Thank you for listening
I hope you are ok
We are in Lock down for the last two weeks, it took a further week to get people to do any appointments in the first week, it should have been three weeks.
We get out for exercise and we are preparing the garden for the summer, so we are lucky to be able to have somewhere private we can go. It must be a real problem if you are stuck inside all day and only get out to do any shopping you may have to do.
We both have Diabetes, and I am registered Disabled so I can get help from various organisations to do shopping and pick up my medications from the Doctor, although at this time we get the Supermarket to deliver food when required.
This Lock down seems so punitive although if it is needed we need to do as we are told
Make a 'Formal' complaint, to Both the Police and your local Council's Enviromental Health Officer (Noise is a 'nuisance'). Follow this up by a LETTER, not an Email, stating your case/ grievance exactly. How Often, how Long, how Loud, whether you 'Tried' Talking/ Complianing directly to the Neighbours- along with their responce.
If you don't get a Reply, in say, three weeks (allowing for Covid) then write again, perhaps sending a 'copy' to your MP. In the mean time, ask your other neighbours if 'they' are disturbed also. Suppose numbers 15 through 56 are also 'Livid' with the racket too... you won't know until/ unless you ask. You might even make some new 'Friends', you never know!
I heard a, very funny story, from an old friend- many years ago. In his Street, one house had a Party- once a year, yes just the one, Daughters Birthday. Anyone who Complained, would simply get invited to the next Party. In the end 'Everyone' quite Looked Forward to this 'Annual Neighbourhood Bash'......
Hi Roukaya, lots of practical advice here , so all I can do is give you sympathy. Neighbour issues can be hell, people are so selfish and when you have tensions with your neighbours it can be so stressful. We have been through it with various neighbours in the past and even here have one neighbour who thinks he owns the world, luckily across the street from us so we are not directly affected.
Even when it is not happening you do not relax wondering when it will start up again.
I'm just wondering if the layout of your flat allows you to create a 'quiet room' where her noise doesn't penetrate?
Music on earphones, earplugs to sleep are all practical help. Do you like classical music? Classic FM plays soothing music, and they produce CDs of relaxing music which might help you a little with tension.
Otherwise I just send you thoughts of peace and love, its all I can do but I mean it sincerely
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