To tell you that if you/your husband/son whatever was cutting the grass at 6.30am this morning...,

[BuzzBuzzBuzzLightyear]

He is an arsehole.

As are you, for not preventing it from happening.

I can think of not one single acceptable, passable excuse for such arseholery.

My mum used to clean the whole house before we went on holiday, literally just before we went even if it was at 3am. Maybe they're going away but garden proud

But yanbu for being annoyed.

Oh yeah, I feel your pain
We had this once with a 10 acre block behind us. I reckon the guy was told we're going fishing, mow that meadow by xx o'clock or stay at home. And so he did. Pissed us off no end.

They might be having a nice loud BBQ with 50 of their closest friend this afternoon, and it was the only time they could cut it.

6.30am on a Sunday is too early. It's thoughtless, selfish & anti-social. And so very typical of today's attitudes

Like every other thread that gets posted about neighbour's noise, you have to remember they are ENTITLED to do what they want in their own garden WHENEVER they want.

But for me, YANBU. They are selfish shits.

Skybluepink - within reason. But there is a tipping point beyond which it becomes a legal nuisance!

Ditto the guy walking down our road with 2 kids at 7am all fecking shrieking and bouncing balls. It's a ducking housing estate mate stfu

I apologise

you have to remember they are ENTITLED to do what they want in their own garden WHENEVER they want.

No they're not.

Super... I thought everyone scrubbed the house from top to bottom before their holiday? Can't imagine coming home from a nice relaxing holiday to a dirty house? Or what if I get burgled and the burglars think I'm a scruff? 😂

Can I give my neighbours a ticking off? 2 days on the trot they have let their delightful pre-schoolers into the garden at 6:00am. You might find their shrieking delightful - I do not. Anymore of this crap and I will let my teenagers have an all night party. You've been warned.

That is incredibly rude and inconsiderate. I'd honestly say something. Where I live there's laws about noise and you can call "noise control" for something like that.
YANBU

Very rude and I would have said something to be honest.

We have a neighbour that always feels the need to hedge trim when we are entertaining in the garden knob

My neighbours DH was doing the same at 10.30 last night. I wanted to kill him, and he was upsetting my lovely garden foxes

today i learned that women dont cut grass or if they do, its acceptable for them to do it at 6.30

I don't yet know who was behind the flagrant arseholery. But I will find him (and let's face it, it was probably a him). And I will...well probably not kill him, but give him a piece of my mind.

Apparently our retired neighbours across the road, did do their garden before they went to their holiday home in Greece. But is overrun, a jungle I tell you a veritable jungle.

I heard this through double gazing.

I did, what I always do.

I opened the windows very very quietly and then slammed them, thereby implying I have had to get out of bed to close the windows.

Works a treat every time.

YANBU. When DS1 was still a very small baby, the neighbours behind us started angle-grinding something at about 7:30am one Sunday - I was hopping mad, so shouted at them out the back window to "pack it in, it's not even 8am and it's SUNDAY!!" They did, thankfully. But our borough had quite strong rules about noise pollution and they had been caught before.

LadyPW

And so very typical of today's attitudes

this sort of thing has been going on for years and has very little to do with "today's attitudes"

YANBU.

But neither IMO were the non-MNers who told the MN to stfu with her mates, music and barbecue until 11.30pm the other night. Although oddly, on that thread, the noisy fuckers were in the right.

It's a funny old world.

Buzz - so have you got a very particular set of skills?

We live next to a farm yard (our house used to be the farmhouse). They start between 5 and 6 every day of the year apart from Christmas Day.

**I did, what I always do.

I opened the windows very very quietly and then slammed them, thereby implying I have had to get out of bed to close the windows**

That is possibly the most British thing ever :)

yanbu

It's sunday. I appreciate that people have little time to do stuff when they have a hectic week but it's Sunday. Everyone should understand that Sundays are 'quiet days' especially in the mornings.

Dp has been itching to go out and do some gardening this morning. I have now let him go out at it's 10.15 and he has the radio on quietly while he potters about. If he even thought about starting up lawnmowers at that time I'd come down and mow over him myself.

Maybe it was pay back from being kept up all hours with people being noisy in their gardens or from hearing screaming children all day. MN usually advocates pay back in this style.