So as not to dripfeed I’ll preface this post by admitting I might be unreasonable but I have no idea if this is standard behaviour or not.
Live in a semi detached house, moved in 10 years ago and we have never had neighbours in the house next door, it belonged to an elderly person who went into a care home and the council took the house in lieu tax of fees so it’s been empty since.
Sadly the owner has now passed away and the house has been sold to a family. They’re trying to get the house refurbished which I completely understand but they have all kinds of deliveries, tradespeople and random friends coming and going all day, and I understand the grandparents are currently in isolation because of a cough but I don’t know if it’s coronavirus or not. But I do know that they have been doing the gp’s shopping and assisting in their care. They’re in and out of the house all hours of the day and night and as a result some of their parcels have been left here when they were out.
This was fine before covid but I have a child with a chronic illness and given that they obviously aren’t isolating AIBU to refuse to take any more parcels for them in case of infection during the handovers?
I did put a note on the door this week but the drivers (and neighbor) has ignored it.
They’re averaging 2/3 parcels a day so it’s not like it’s the odd one now and again.
I don’t want to start on the wrong foot with them by being unreasonable but my kids are my priority and I must ensure they are protected as much as I can.