More than half a million people complained to town halls
last year about the bad behaviour of their neighbours. Nearly half of the
protests were about noise, with others covering householders who failed to
clear their rubbish or neglected a property. But there were only just over
8,000 cases in which councils responded by sending out legal notices calling
for a stop to the nuisance and carrying the threat of fines. Only 8,024
abatement notices were issued. Fewer than one in ten of the notices – 638 –
were broken after they were issued. Read more on the Daily Mail website.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5832979/Councils-FAILING-act-noisy-neighbours-figures-250-000-complained-year.html
Councils can lead on housing improvements | Letter
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*Dr Stephen Battersby *on the lessons this Labour government can learn from
the 1970s
Your editorial quoting Sam Johnson-Schlee saying that our ability t...
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