Neighbour dispute with incorrect disposal of rubbish, This

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Is this person in rented premises?

and why is he so difficult?

What exactly is the problem? What do you want to achieve?

You have probably seen a pop-up offering you the chance of a telephone call at an extra cost. It is up to you whether you have a telephone call or not but do bear in mind that a 15-30 minute telephone call covers an awful lot of ground and you can get an awful lot of information in that time. So you can ignore it or go ahead or go ahead later. It’s your choice.

Meanwhile, we can carry on on here.

What exactly is the problem?

The dumping of the rubbish around the place is a matter for the Environmental Health Department of the local authority and the Planning Department who can issue a section 215 cleanup notice.

Putting the rubbish in the wrong bin is something for the environmental health Department at the local authority if it’s recycling which shouldn’t be in that bin or if they are putting in your bin, is trespass.

You can apply to court for an injunction to stop them doing it although it depends if you want to go that far.

You can complain to the housing department if this property is rented from the local authority about the antisocial behaviour of the occupiers.

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