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Caz · 31-07-2008, 20:26

I think a lot of problems could be sorted out if people would get more involved with their area. In my instance, the only reaction is from one person who is going to raise this particular noise nuisance at the next residents meeting...whenever that may be.

I have reported many an incident, of various types, in my vicinity to the police. When I ask if anyone else has reported anything the answer is a resounding "NO".

As for police response... I reported an incident brewing the other night. A member of a notorious family in my area smashed the window next door to me, smashed a bottle on the back alley, then proceeded to go round the back and enter the back yard of the neighbouring property to have a pee! I objected to this in my view, and what transpired led to my son being assaulted. the police finally contacted us 3 hours later!

31-07-2008, 20:26	#25
Caz God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Accrington Posts: 2,210 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 972	Re: loud music at this time of night I think a lot of problems could be sorted out if people would get more involved with their area. In my instance, the only reaction is from one person who is going to raise this particular noise nuisance at the next residents meeting...whenever that may be. I have reported many an incident, of various types, in my vicinity to the police. When I ask if anyone else has reported anything the answer is a resounding "NO". As for police response... I reported an incident brewing the other night. A member of a notorious family in my area smashed the window next door to me, smashed a bottle on the back alley, then proceeded to go round the back and enter the back yard of the neighbouring property to have a pee! I objected to this in my view, and what transpired led to my son being assaulted. the police finally contacted us 3 hours later!