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Thanks for all your help. I think the problem is that the neighbour who granted the easement doesn't use our drain he has his own so it is private unfortunately.

2009 self build with drain easement over house in front

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They're saying that as the drain crosses a private garden that does not share it and that it is blocked on that garden it is not their (Northumbrian Water's) responsibility.

@MNW67 Thanks but no because the drain has an easement of approx 50 m over a garden that doesn't share it before it reaches the public highway and the blockage is on the 50 m stretch.

@Madrab Thanks, Northumbrian Water, I think it's because the land owner doesn't drain into it

Good Afternoon, My neighbour and I share a drain which has blocked but the blockage is on another neighbours land which we have an easement over, however the neighbour who's land we cross doesn't go into that drain they have their own at the other side of their house. Does anyone know if our...

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Thanks John, so how does the small tank fill with water?

The water won't have been turned off long enough to empty four gallons. The large cold water tank would also keep filling it as it does the cylinder tank (gravity fed)? Noise has stopped so that must have been the cause.

It's an f&e system with tank in loft so the water would run until the tank emptied whether the water was on or not.

Thanks everyone! Heating engineer confirmed small leak on central heating pipe under floorboards and the reason I could hear it in all rooms was the water was constantly circulating through the pipework. All repaired now.

No need, I have the resident Demon who protects me

@johnny2007 Either that or he's bypassed the meter!!

Thanks it's definitely not Tinnitus as others can hear it. I just had a new light fitted and the electrician could also hear it.

@aveatry Not that I'm aware of

@Alec_t That did cross my mind at first but the neighbours and my brother can hear it.

@jeff the gasman . I haven't got a chimney!!

@johnny2007 Ah but it's still there with power off so how's he running it?

@Burnerman No the neighbours can hear it in my house but not in theirs. The new water connection in the kerb doesn't need a special tool it's just two turns of a plastic key. Someone suggested it could be high pressure noise travelling up the new supply pipe.