Hell is a terraced house with a hot tub, bar and outdoor tv.

Good on the neighbours up with power tools etc.

I feel for you and if you look on your council asb page it might have advice, sorry if you have done this. Definitely keep a diary it will hopefully help. I hope they bugger off quickly

Apparently Barry Manilow works in dispensing teenagers. May work for these clowns too.

Can you imagine the insect bites though

I had neighbours who stayed up late making noise/letting their kids make noise.
The key is to wake up really early and disturb their sleep let your kid kick a ball against the fence at 6am.

Different houses have different schedules and if they can't respect yours don't respect theirs

You can also look at zoopla etc and put your street in. Then tick show let or let agreedand it might pop out which agent handled it. They would be able to contact landlord usually ven if they don't manage it

He barked at you? Oh my god. Some people are truly insane. My beloved neighbour to our semi detached is selling and I am dreading it. These stories are adding to the worry!

God, I feel for you.

Maybe once they get their electricity bill and realise just how much the hot tub costs to run they might stop it. plus the hot weather is bound to end v soon so fingers crossed

get a universal remote and turn off their TV

It’s really easy and cheap to find out who owns it via the land registry. A search will cost a few pounds.
It’s much better news for you OP that they rent rather than own. Their behaviour will be classed as anti social behaviour under the terms of their lease which gives the landlord grounds to evict them.
once you know who owns the property write a letter to them and send by recorded delivery setting out everything you have had to put up with. Try and enlist support from your other neighbours who are also suffering.
If you get no response then I’m afraid you need to take this to a solicitor.
Very best of luck OP!

I think you need to be strategic. In the long term you possibly need to move out.
In the shorter term, you need to use appropriate means to try to control this: find out who they rent from and provide at least a 2 week dirty of behaviour. Contact the council and do the same.
There will be a way to find the landlord, you just need to find it.

Why is stuff like this becoming the norm? It's just antisocial. It shouldn't be acceptable where there are close neighbours.

It's just so depressing 😞

The only way to get them to stop without it affecting a house move (complaint to council) is fighting fire with fire. Any time the TV is on, you put a Bluetooth speaker outside loudly playing something that will make their film impossible to watch. If they have a football match on, you play a different football match on catch up so the cheering and commentary is off. Run a sprinkler near their fence.

My neighbours once got fed up of another playing hitty music in the garden all day on loud and battled it with opera on full, second one with 00's disco😂
I did wonder if I could win it by joining and blasting central european brass band.

It worked. The offending neighbour got the hint

Saw this in Aldi magazine for next week

ALDI UK - Week 26 Digital Leaflet - Page 20-21

So there might be many more people having outdoor TVs soon 😕

If you're in Wales you can find the landlord or agent through Rent Smart as all rental properties have to registered by law (although I know some aren't). Or for £7 you can get a copy of the property deeds via the gov.uk website (land registry).
Good luck - I feel your pain having had many issues with our deeply unpleasant neighbour although at least they haven't a hot tub (yet!). God forbid they do.

Unfortunately, I have a similar sort except it's younger kids screaming and shouting all day, the mum screaming and shouting all day, the dad shouting when he's in, music constantly as they have a roof over their hot tub now. Atleast when they have people around, they're nicer to the kids.

A neighbour complained about something once, so they gave their kids a microphone to shout up and down the street on, before having karaoke on the backs. Unfortunately they own the house so I have absolutely no idea if anything can be done. On the rare occasion they go away, the road is silent except bird song. I absolutely despise them, as do the rest.Terrace houses should come with a clause against antisocial behaviour, you can't escape invasive sounds at all.

It being a rental is prob better news. I would be calling all the local estate agents to see if I could find out who manages it. Or possibly ask their advice as to how you could find out.

Maybe she was stoned at the same houseparty she met him?

If you can find out the letting agent, you can complain through them. Usually letting agents manage the property for a landlord.

We planted trees along the boundary @SorbetSarnie Cherry, birch and cotoneaster and they've grown quite quickly!

We only found out after our neighbours from hell moved on, that the entire street had loathed them and tried to make them feel unwelcome. So yes, it's definitely worth mentioning to your other neighbours. The more support you have, the better.

Good luck!

Get talking to your neighbours OP. Sounds like everyone is sick of them.

Some good ideas from PP
Stinky comfrey tea
Universal remote to mess with the TV
A mosquito to repel the teens
Mozart to repel the adults
Thorny plants to block the view

You can probably implement most of those with plausible deniability.

How long have they been in the house? You may find that old to let ads are still on the Internet somewhere so it might be worth searching to see if you can find out who the letting agent/ landlord is.

Best of luck.

Going against the grain, retaliating by doing loud stuff in the morning to get back at them won’t work and you’ll feel even more like crap by indulging in behaviour that’s not natural to you. It will consume you even more. To those saying that renters are transient and don’t have investment into the area, that’s just wrong as plenty renters do and want the same nice neighborhoods as you. Often they end up moving due to circumstances beyond their control.

Not always true of course but often renters see the property as temporary so they might be less bothered on local opinion and HA tenants often think they are untouchable as it seems very very difficult to really act on antisocial behaviour. I’m assuming it’s around the laws of evicting people but if you think you are untouchable you are more inclined to do what the hell you like.

Sorry, but you are making some massive assumptions here and the snobbery is quite unpleasant.

The easiest people to deal with are social tenants who are in their home for life and care about it just as much as someone who 'owns'. The Housing Association has rules to follow and will intervene if informed.

They certainly don't think they are 'untouchable', how dare you.

That’s promising that they’re renting so hopefully you’re not stuck with them forever. Hang in there OP as I’m sure the other neighbours will be feeling the same as you and together you can have an impact. There must be some way you can find out who the landlord is and complain. Report to the council? This sounds so awful, why are some people so inconsiderate.

This 🤯