To drop my kids off at partying neighbours at 6am tomorrow

Your kids are a perfect age for a drum kit!

I don’t care if it mucks up their degrees, I would contact the university Every Single Time. When I was a student we never had house parties. That’s what the union was for!!!

And I would ring their doorbell on the half hour for the next few hours.

I had noisy neighbours once everytime parents went away party started. I was heavily pregnant so I got up at 5.30am put ac/dc in full blast and took dogs out for a walk, they never did it again

I did something a bit like this years ago. My neighbours seemed to have an all weekend party when the parents were away. So at 9am I put a very loud annoying song on with speakers at the wall and went out. It went something like ‘badger mushroom’.

I wouldn't worry about screwing up their degrees. They couldn't give a shit about you .Make a phonebvideo recording of their noise and keep a diary.

Anybody who an afford so called professional security is well off and very entitled. Rich Mummy and Daddy?

Then get down to their University and complain like mad. See your local Councillor as well.

Good Luck

I’d write them a letter telling them that you’ve had enough and if they don’t wind it in a bit you’ll report them to the university.

101 for noise complaint every single time and keep on at the council. Harder for council to ignore multiple 101 records.

If your "nice student with the letter" would tell you when they plan a gathering (in the spirit of rapprochement) would you be able to arrange to stay with a friend or family that night? Not easy parcelling up you and the kids, but still....

I know it's not the same thing, but my neighbour informed me that a big teen party would be happening in their garden with marquee (if you don't mind) on a Saturday night during the Summer. I went to my sister's house. Admittedly I don't have young children.

I wouldn't actually do this, but on a flight to Canada I had booked the cot seat - they have a cot which hangs in front of the seat for a baby to sleep in. Another couple with a baby were sat next to me. I asked the air hostess for the cot as my dd was needing her sleep. Cot was set up in front of me and before I had a chance to put my daughter in it the other couple quickly put their baby in the cot. I called the air hostess back and I explained what had happened but she couldn't/wouldn't ask the other couple to take their baby out of the cot. I stood up, thrust my baby into the arms of the air hostess and walked off to the back of the aeroplane. My daughter did the rounds of the air hostesses and a couple of passengers who fell in love with her for most of the flight as the other couple did not once take their baby out of the cot, giving it a bottle and changing it's nappy in the cot in front of me!

Can’t see what this said, but assuming it was having a go at you for leaning on your horn. It isn’t you that’s causing the problem for your neighbours, it’s the inconsiderate prick who blocked your drive.
However, the note did make me chuckle 😁

If only you knew where the President / Chancellor of the university lives. You could park outside his house and play your car stereo up hiiiiigh every night until he got the message and the message trickled down

The local bus stop outside Sainsbury's was a social partying meeting place. It was sorted out by the store playing loud, depressing dirge music, with occasional bursts of Schoenberg and squeaky-gate music.

Please don’t bother the police with this. If it is an issue speak the council

Please don’t clog up the police systems with this

Report them to Uni, they will get a warning. Might be enough to encourage more respect

We hadn’t been to uni. Most of us were working ft. There were several bathrooms and kitchens, not enough bathrooms but kitchens were fine. There was a huge shared living room but not often used. We all had our own rooms, no sharers. Boys were NOT allowed to stay overnight. Sometimes they did but we covered for each other. The landlord kept an office in the property so he still had a legitimate reason to visit 🙄

I genuinely don’t remember much carnage to be honest. We were all utterly skint with minimal family support of any type so we all looked out for each other, even those who we weren’t close with. It was back in the day of j mobile phones so if you got a late night phone call on the shared phone you’d have some grovelling to do 🤣

a lot of us had 2 jobs so sleep was sacrosanct. You never disturbed another woman’s sleep!

You’d all left uni or were at uni?

12?? So this was a 12 bedroom property? Or sharers

I can’t imagine the…. Carnage

did you all get on? How many bathrooms???? @LoveSandbanks

I lived in a shared house in my early 20’s of 12 young women. Obviously the house was huge. We once had a shared party that become the stuff of legends. Several of the girls had boyfriends who were club bouncers which gave us our professional security!

Im fairly sure given the size of the house, driveway and space between neighbouring properties disturbance of neighbours was pretty minimal.

Youd also think that a house with that many women in would be constant bitching and arguing but it really wasn’t.