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My neighbour on Barry road has had scaffolding up since before Christmas, I sleep in the attic room and right next to my window is the scaffolding with tarpaulin, it is so loud! Whether it's raining or windy it makes so much noise and keeps me awake. A few months ago it got so bad because it had come loose it all blew off in the wind.

It would be more bearable if the house was actually having works done to it, but I haven't seen any workmen for months.


I don't know what to do ?

I sympathise, tarpaulin is very noisy in these winds. I suspect that a good pair of ear plugs is all the relief you can expect. I think that Loz was joking but please don't untie it because it's not safe for you to be hanging so far out of your window, and you don't want a bloody big tarpaulin blowing down Barry Rd causing accidents.

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