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My other half says he had a suspended drum kit in the late 80's...

Ignorant was the first word that popped into my head when I first realized what was going on. Also a few more words which I'll leave...

Ahh, I see now! So your neighbour is striving to create a flat area for alfresco dining etc, which we can all understand, but if there's...

If he were to fence that off, I'd have no daylight in my kitchen at all, because it's 4ft lower as it is

That was always going to be a difficult area to landscape, I mean anyone just stood up was going to be able to see into your garden...

So not only does it need planning permission, if the waterboard ever need access to those covers they'll rip it up.

His ground level is about 4ft above mine if you mean where his back door is compared to my back door. At the highest part of the slope...

The ground appears to slope considerably, going uphill left to right as viewed in the pictures. Your own raised section, as judged by...

Does Tommy Lee live there? That deck looks suspiciously like his drum riser from the Motley Crue concert I went to back in the 80s! Say...

The decking to me doesn't look much higher than the surrounding ground, its not 6ft higher, but it does look an eyesore.

Indeed. This is what it looked like when they moved in last summer. To give you an idea of the perspective. The decking is now up to...

Always going to be worse on a hill.

Yes it is a flat. Think I mentioned that before...

Sigh, is the property with the decking a flat or a house? If it is a flat then it does not have any permitted development rights and all...

It's much higher than 300mm - and that's at the bottom part. Even higher at the part where the decking has been built. There are steps...