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  1. Just an update, the Environmental Officer was dragging his feet with us because he had the knowledge that the tenants were in the process of being evicted (he knew the date).                                                                      The tenants have now been evicted and peace and quiet within our neighbourhood has been restored.

    The water ingression into our garden has also been corrected and the build up of excrement against our fence has also been sorted....happy days.

     

    Thank you mantis for your input.

  2. Yes, I'll do this and report back.
  3. Yes agreed, but the Environment Officer has stated it isn't a "nuisance" !! He believes that we have to keep on to the letting agent & owner to sort it out, but because the tenants are going to be evicted they are just palming us off. We'll keep on , not gonna let it go. thanks for your input.
  4. Thank you mantis for you're reply... We own our home as do other residents effected by the neighbours behaviour. We are in the process of taking out a "Nuisance" claim due to not being to enjoy our home for the past year but we are not hopeful of a successful outcome. This action is via our home insurance. As I've said the council have issued a noise abatement notice but they now have to witness further disturbances /noise for them to issue court proceedings against the tenants. We contacted the Environment officer dealing with the noise and he seemed to believe that it is not a statutory nuisance regarding the water ingression . The tenants keep a constant water tap (mains fed) flowing into the dogs cage, this is dogs water supply!! The Rspca have been involved but to be truthful as long as the animals have shelter, are fed and have a water supply then they are not interested. The dogs (x 5 alsatians) aren't pets they are in the cage 24/7 it really is pitiful, I could go on but if you're an animal lover you would be so angry! Update; the letting agent has now stated that the local council have informed him that there's a backlog of cases that the sheriffs are dealing with ,and that it will be dealt with in due course. Once again thank you for you reply
  5. Hi, Advise needed please regarding a High court eviction notice that has been issued to problematic neighbours (2 x adults). The neighbours keeps a number of large dogs caged and allows them to bark, howl & fight with each other constantly 24/7. The Council have issued a noise abatement notice to the tenants but to no avail, the noise and disturbance continues. When cleaning the cage of the animals the tenants do not collect the dogs waste they just hose the cage floor down and all of the water then ingress's into my garden from underneath the shared fence. The fence is my property and is on my boundary. The tenant's don't give a dam regarding the welfare of other residents and we have been putting up with this problem for exactly a year. Our neighbourhood is not in a nice place at the moment due to this issue. The property is rented to a local authority via a letting agent, now we have been told by the agent that an Eviction notice has been issued and they are awaiting the Sherriff's office to deal with the eviction. Apparently the tenant's ignored an earlier notice to quit so it went to the high court?? We are worried that we are being fobbed of by the agent just to keep us quiet and that nothing is going on in the background and we are being ignored. My question is , have we (myself & other residents) the right to see a copy of the eviction notices that have been issued to the tenants? We have been informed that due to the notices being issued in a court that they are already in the public domain and therefore are not subject to GDPR regulations. We would appreciate anyone's help please. Tia Beckysdad
  6. Sorry but i'm on holiday in Greece and have been unable to reply or to post a picture as suggested by ericsbrother. I haven't appealed because I was very busy in the run up to my holiday, unfortunately i think my 28 days will be up once i return later this week. Should i appeal on my return stating that I have been on Holiday? Unfortunately I may not be able to get an Internet connection for a while so i may have to pick up on my return. TIA for any replies
  7. Thanks for the replies. The sinage is quite high on the lamp standard as you enter the hospital, i'll take a picture and post. Once again thanks.
  8. Homer67, Queens Hospital, Romford. 1 The date of infringement? 18/06/16 2 Did you appeal to the parking company? NO If yes, has there been any response? If no, have you received a Notice To Keeper? (NTK) Did the NTK provide photographic evidence? NO PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE PRODUCED 3 Did the NTK mention Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (PoFA) YES 4 If you appealed after receiving the NTK, did the parking company give you any information regarding the further appeals process? [it is well known that parking companies will reject any appeal whatever the circumstances] 5 Who is the parking company? GEMINI PARKING SOLUTIONS I have received a “Reminder Notice” which then goes on to ask who the driver was at the time the car was parked and to supply their name and address. The Date on the letter is 21/06/16.
  9. Wife parked on double yellow lines at our local hospital received a Pcn on 18/5/16. We have now received a reminder requesting the charge of £75 be paid and also the name of driver at the time of offence the letter was dated 21/06/16. I haven't made contact with Gemini whatsoever, can i ask for advise on what to do next? Thanks in advance.
  10. Many thanks for your reply Ploddertom. No warning letters recieved, will follow your advise and contact local councillors. Once again many thanks.
  11. We have paid our council tax on or around the 15th of every month for the last 4 years via online payments with no problem (No arrears). Unfortunately I forgot to pay June's instalment due to being on holiday abroad. On our return on the 30th I paid the instalment, I then paid July's instalment on the 16th. Fast forward to 1st week in August and we receive a Summons for our outstanding balance of £788. My question is, do I go to court and explain to the magistrate that In our view we have made regular payments and that we do not owe any arrears? I'm led to believe that the payments are due on the 1st of every month but as I have stated that for the past 4 years this hasn't been a problem? Any comments would be appreciated
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