We live in an old house, in a square shape with courtyard in the middle. We own the courtyard but have to allow access to neighbours over part of it to remove bins.
Historically we all share all the bins and take it in turns to put them out and bring in (some very much more than others...). They are stored, at the end of the courtyard in a separate area with sheds, in various states of disrepair.
Yesterday one neighbour has decided to claim back her bins, and put her number on etc. fair enough. This part we dont mind as she's always the one who doesn't pull her weight so this ownership is a positive step. However she's placed it in our garden, albeit, the part we allow access over.
I think she's being a CF and we need to tell her to put her bins back in the storage area. It's right in the sun all day, and as well as being our land, its directly next to another neighbours patio too. They don't own any outside space BTW, apart from the official bin store.
There's a tiny bit of history with this neighbour. They have previously wrote passivr aggressive notes to us all asking us to be a good neighbour when they deem the bins have been unfairly filled or if we park to close to their van ( parking is tight for all of us) and when we've tried to talk to them it has resulted in a "fuck off' from them.
So. Are we being unreasonable or if not, how do we approach this :/ help!