Experts warn neighbours could be fined £5,000 for ignoring garden complaint

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Arguing with your neighbours over loud noises, dumped rubbish or cars blocking your driveway can become incredibly stressful.While these issues can often be resolved by having a civil and polite conversation, sometimes these chats can escalate to become rude, aggressive and spark further issues.If this rings a bell, fear not.

Neighbours who are not willing to cooperate could actually be in breach of the law.That's according to experts at BPP University Law School who state that you have a number of rights in UK law to protect you if neighbours refuse to listen to your complaints, the Express reports.Experts have explained exactly what to do if your neighbours are causing problems.Noise is the largest nuisance problem with neighbours.

It is defined as an unwanted sound that, when it reaches certain levels and intensities, can be annoying and adversely impact people's mental or physical health.

A nuisance can be anything that has an adverse impact on a person's ability to enjoy their home or other premises.Under UK law, noise levels must be kept to a minimum during the hours of 11pm and 7am.