My neighbours are really taking the preverbal in regards to the lockdown. I’m a key worker (care home) and my 2yo DD has been staying with DH at my parents since just before the lockdown when schools closed. I decided this was best to keep DD safe and healthy so I can remain working in a highly risky environment.
My neighbours have always been the type to do whatever they want, as well as letting their children do what they want and be disrespectful to others. Don’t want to make thread too long but it’s just general trespass, my property and car being repeatedly damage due to carelessness, horrendous noise levels etc. Since the lockdown started they have been slowly flouting it more and more. Keep in mind this is only what I see in the short time I am at home.
It started with getting numerous visitors daily that would remain outside but really non essential visits - nothing being dropped off etc. I can see/hear this as we’re terraced with open plan driveways and our front doors are within cm’s of each other. They’ve slowly been getting worse and more than likely testing the waters with neighbours. Yesterday it was visitors with children playing with the neighbours children on my driveways, no distancing going on at all. All adults just congregating on our shared doorstep less than 2 metres away from my open windows. Today it’s my one day off and so far 3 different cars have turned up and visitors have gone inside for over an hour at a time. There are currently visitors there now and I can hear them laughing and joking in the back garden with a BBQ on the go.
It really irritates me that I put my life on the line and my DD has to go to bed every night not understanding why her mother isn’t there to kiss her goodnight. She has been distraught and I can’t even FaceTime because it just makes her more upset. When should I report my neighbours? I’ve been quite patient with it but it’s getting harder to just grit my teeth. Would the police be interested and would they send someone round straight away whilst there are visitors in the property? To ‘catch them in the act’ as it were
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hendrixrain · 15/04/2020 16:25
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