Agile said:
I cannot see why it cannot be dealt with as a simple noise complaint just like noisy neighbours!
An occupier has a right to quiet occupation of the home.
The only think you cannot get very far with is screaming kids next door! The EHOs know that they cannot do anything about that in practice.
Tony
I totally agree......I am going to have to wait to see what the BReg people come back with...before I go down the legal route...this property and my neighbours property are listed buildings...pain in the arse sometimes...sometime not. Both properties used to be in the family until about 20 years ago. Then it changed hands and left to rack and ruin.
I know the pipes where never in the wall, i've seen it with my own eyes....and I also know that his new shower pipes are in the wall as I have been in on numerous occasions,
late at night to tell some bloke who's been working for him to pack in the noise....numerous times.....4 years of banging....I've felt every bloody nail, screw etc go into that party wall...it's a wonder there is anything left of it....I never moaned because I was glad in some ways the house was beeing renovated and would finally come to an end.
When the EHO officer came out...he just came out with a loud of old tosh...so like I said before...if nothing happens with BR's it might be a legal case !!