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By: John Rowlinson - Updated: 2 Oct 2025 | *Discuss

 

Whether you're having trouble coping with noisy or inconsiderate neighbours, are fed up with listening to their incessantly barking dogs, or even objecting to them swearing in front of your children, there are things that you can do - and here on the site we'll tell you about your rights and the action you can take.

We'll also tell you all about your responsibilities - what you can do to make sure that you are a good neighbour yourself and keep yourself from falling foul of any of the laws and regulations that are in place to keep neighbourhoods harmonious.

Do you know your rights if a neighbour fits a CCTV camera that looks over your garden? Or what the law says about lighting a bonfire in your back garden? Or whether you are legally entitled to cut branches off of your neighbour's overhanging tree - even if it's subject to a tree preservation order? All this and much more is covered - and feel free to ask your own questions, too.

We aim to be the number one UK resource advice on the subject of neighbours, being neighbourly, and dealing with disputes with your neighbours.

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Whether you're having trouble coping with noisy or inconsiderate neighbours, are fed up with listening to their incessantly barking dogs, or even objecting to them swearing in front of your children, there are things that you can do - and here on the site we'll tell you about your rights and the action you can take.

We'll also tell you all about your responsibilities - what you can do to make sure that you are a good neighbour yourself and keep yourself from falling foul of any of the laws and regulations that are in place to keep neighbourhoods harmonious.

Do you know your rights if a neighbour fits a CCTV camera that looks over your garden? Or what the law says about lighting a bonfire in your back garden? Or whether you are legally entitled to cut branches off of your neighbour's overhanging tree - even if it's subject to a tree preservation order? All this and much more is covered - and feel free to ask your own questions, too.

We aim to be the number one UK resource advice on the subject of neighbours, being neighbourly, and dealing with disputes with your neighbours.

Thanks for your support in helping us spread the word.