Neighbours party

[ShakinScarecrow]

My neighbour is having a party. They have a marquee in their garden and people are in and out of the house and garden. It's an adults birthday party and they are playing loud-ish music. There's 15+ people there.
This is in London so under tier 2 restrictions.
I'm in bed BTW.
WWYD?
A) ignore, none of my business
B) report to non emergency police website
C) get out of bed, get dressed and go round and speak to them

[Cookiedough123]

A

[MrsEricBana]

B

[Cabinfever10]

B

[Arkestra]

B

[LibrariesGiveUsPower45321]

B

[Thisisnotnormal69]

B, usually wouldn’t bother but I’m fucking fed up of this when people can’t follow the bloody rules because they think it doesn’t apply to them

[neddle]

B

[Stayfreshcheesebags]

A , leave them to it. I also find the idea of reporting our neighbours to the authorities for stuff like this a bit sinister and very 1984-esque

[AtrociousCircumstance]

B.

[CuppaZa]

B

[catchyjem]

B

[Frazzledme]

B
Nothing sinister about it, people shouldn't be arseholes having a party in the middle of a pandemic.

[Lolwhat]

A, you need neighbours who will watch over your house on holiday and not a neighbour war

[BlankProfile]

A

[EdinaMonsoon]

B

[ThorsMistress]

B. Myself and my partner both work in the catering industry so as of Thursday will not be working for a month. I’m getting completely fed up of abiding by all these lock down rules whilst others seemingly ignore them.

[OldAndWornOut]

B.
And I'd still ask them to watch over my house.
Fight arseholeness with arseholeness.

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

A- It’s all very well people saying B. However they’re going to be your neighbors long after Covid has gone. It’s terrifying the way they’ve got neighbourhoods turning on each other.

[TigerBrite]

B. They are being dicks and putting us all at risk. Dob them in!

[Frazzledme]

Lol watch over the house on holiday? If your neighbours are selfish enough to keep you up with a party in covid, they're not going to be paying any attention to any goings on that might occur when you're away. A covid party is like a neighborhood announcement that they don't give a crap about anyone else nearby.

[littlefireseverywhere]

B

[GinAtMerlottes]

A

Or C if you have babies they are keeping awake/work tomorrow.

B is..... morally wrong. It’s far, far more wrong than your neighbours having friends around their house, and I am frightened that people can’t see it.

[Frazzledme]

@Awwlookatmybabyspider having a party is a bit of an insightment for bad feeling though surely? If you have neighbours you're risking a lot (good feeling, respect, support) for a party. Is it worth it?

[cloudylemonade13]

B - if they're keeping the street awake. They're being selfish arseholes. If they're not disturbing you, leave them to it.

[Bookworming]

A

and try to sleep