Not seen neighbours in weeks lights and heating on

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Been thinking to myself the last week or so how weird it is that we haven't seen the neighbours in weeks probably coming up to a month now. Every single light on in the house and heating on all day and night.

They have had lots of police involvement in the past, she had 4 older children with learning difficulties police were being called out so many times a week. Her children are normally jumping on the car roof slamming doors etc. Not seen or heard a peep from them since mid December. I always felt sorry for her because it seemed like she couldn't cope with all of them in that small house they were running her ragged.

I knocked on yesterday morning and obviously no answer, is this something you would report to the police or just leave it?

Well done for reporting it - I hope they are ok.

Let’s I know the outcome OP! Hope they are ok

They might gone on holiday and left the heating on.

@starfishmummy I knew someone was going to say this I was trying to explain that their behaviour was unusual for a 20 something year old. Yes it is just me assuming not trying to offend anyone.

Someone asked earlier if they was from
The UK and yes they are, I don't think they could have gone on holiday for that long? I know she doesn't work and was sat outside the front several times a day smoking and telling her boys to behave. The whole estate is quiet without them now and without the police turning up several times a week so it was easy to notice that something has happened or they have gone somewhere.

Will definitely come back and update everyone x

Thinking about it, not seen my neighbour for a good couple of weeks.

I’m glad you reported. It is hopefully nothing but always worth getting it checked.

How strange. They’ve either done a flit, on a very long holiday and forgot to turn stuff off or something else has happened. So let us know what happens!

Maybe she's left and is subletting to quieter people?

How worrying.
Hopefully they have just done a bunk.

You've done the right thing to report.

Glad you reported it at the very least the housing association need to know if they've abandoned the property

Hoping they are ok, even if theyve done a bunk it still may mean they are in danger of some sort. Well done for reporting

You've done the right thing. I've done this a couple of times on intuition (requested a welfare check) and both times it turned out I was right to be concerned.

I wonder whether they’ve left, but were not on good terms with the housing association so decided to leave them a present of extortionate heating and electricity bills by leaving everything on?

Place marking.

Hope they're okay..or have buggered off and you get better neighbours!!

Hope they’re okay!

@SarahBop

Place marking.

Hope they're okay..or have buggered off and you get better neighbours!!

Absolutely this !

Hope they are ok, well done for reporting it.

Well done.

Did she have a partner? Could it be that she’s moved due to domestic violence? Doesn’t anyone in the area know her at all?

Iv had to move many times as my ex found us and would just have to up and leave so it’s not that strange to me but I hope she’s alright.

I think you've done the right thing. Hope all is well.

Have you spoken to neighbors either side?

I think you did the right thing

You were definitely right to report it as better to be safe than sorry.

When I was working as a nurse in the community I was asked to visit a lady as the gp was concerned about her. On arrival at her house I saw 3 milk deliveries on the doorstep and saw her on the kitchen floor. I always thought it was a sad situation that she died alone and nobody was concerned about her, no relatives, no neighbours and not even the milkman…

Has it been turned into a cannabis factory? Has it been set up and they've walked away?