I live in a split level house - my flat encompasses the top two floors, downstairs neighbours has ground floor and the garden. Full disclosure - she and I don't especially get on, so I'm prepared to be told I'm overreacting.
It's a hot night and she has friends round in the garden. No problem. However, she's bought a fire pit and is using it for the first time tonight. She has placed it on her patio which is directly beneath my one year old's bedroom window. My whole flat smells like a bonfire. Smoke is rising straight up and coming through my son's window and the window on the top floor (my bedroom). Luckily my son is staying with MIL tonight or I'd be freaking out about toddler smoke inhalation, but she doesn't know he's not here. It's too hot to close the windows and we don't have A/C.
AIBU to be fuming about this? Can I do anything about it? I've checked my local council website which doesn't have any rules regarding fire pits... Closest I can find are bonfires, which are discouraged but not banned and that neighbours can complain under the Environment Protection Act if the bonfire is a nuisance.
We live in centralish London - her garden is surrounded by houses. How does she think it's remotely ok to burn a firepit right under others' bedroom windows?!?
Or am I overreacting?