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By Peckhamflowers · Posted
Thanks for your response. We have done some soundproofing but getting those details would be great, cheers! I would also be grateful for help and ideas when it comes to navigating the council system, who to contact within the council and/or outside etc. The council needs to understand what is going on and also be interested in listening to our side of the story. -
Speak to the police Safer Neighbourhood Team. They will get involved in quite a lot of 'domestic disputes' and may be able to get other agencies involved too. -
By Jules-and-Boo · Posted
There is help suggested for how to make things better with your neighbour and how to stop the noise. What are the problems you want help with? We had a similar issue and installed soundproofing on our wooden floors and then carpets. I can dig out the actual product details but was a few years ago and we’ve moved since -
By Peckhamflowers · Posted
I appreciate you wanting to help Angelina, but at the moment, unfortunately, the nature of the help we need is slightly different. But you are so right. There is always two sides to one story, and at the moment me and my family's side is not really getting heard. And for your information- mental health problems are very common among the general public and in my view nothing to be ashamed of, looked down on, or to be used to label someone. Having a mental health problem is simply the same thing as having a physical problem with your knee or chest. But it could explain certain behaviors and ways of experiencing your surroundings, which is why I needed to mention it in my post. As I said, thank you for getting involved Angelina. Anyone else who have experienced something similar as me? Any constructive suggestions?
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