We are usually unable to get involved in general disputes between neighbours. We recommend following the below steps.

· Try to solve the problem informally by talking to them.

· You could use a mediation service if raising the issue informally does not work.

· Contact the Police if your neighbour is breaking the law by being violent or harassing you.

· As a last resort you could take legal action through the courts.

If you have concerns of benefit fraud, please contact the local council. We are unable to act on behalf of the council for claims of benefit fraud.

Ball games encourage young people to play together outdoors, this is a natural part of their development and is not classed as a neighbourhood issue (unless they are causing damage).

If the ball games have caused damage to property, please report this to us via the myB3Living app.

This includes: 

• parking on yellow lines, in restricted areas or across dropped kerbs

• parking without an appropriate permit or badge

• parking for longer than permitted

Parking offences can be reported to the local council’s parking enforcement team.

Obstructive parking should be reported to the Police.