This seems very trivial with everything else going on in the world, but I could do with some opinions/advice. Posting on AIBU rather than gardening as it's a bit of both!
Our garden shares boundaries with four other gardens. With most of them, we have the usual - the odd thing comes under the fence, we discuss it or just dig it it up/pull it out if it's something like a bramble/nettle, and move on. Usual amount of maintenance and no problems.
However, we're having an issue with one of the gardens. They seem to have left the back third of their very long garden to go wild, and it's now full with brambles, nettles, a few other random things and a higgledy apple tree. I'd estimate it's at least 10m square (probably bigger?) and looks impassable. The brambles are nine foot high along the boundary and constantly invading - pushing through the fence (and damaging it), through the greenhouse floor and raised beds etc. I'm constantly having to cut them back as they start attacking us, which of course makes them grow more..
The property is owned by a landlord/housing association I think (not council but similar idea I believe). They have told me it's the tenant's responsibility to cut it back - which sounds about right as one of the other properties is similarly owned/tenanted and cared for by the tenants. This area has been 'wild' since we moved in (20 months ago) and satellite imaging suggests its been like for significantly longer. AIBU to suggest that they need to do something if the tenant won't? Does anyone know if there's anyone else I can contact if they won't?
It's not the kind of fence you can easily take down and put up, or I'd be tempted to do that and dig out a couple of metres of it myself!