We've moved in to a new build, and share a strip of grass between the droved, followed by a path, leading to a section of section of fence with our neighbours. The path runs between the walls of our houses and the two garden gates are attached to the respective houses and joined by a fence to hold them up and enclose the garden.
To redo their garden, they have put a skip on their own drive, dismantled their gate for access and laid this on the shared grass with a wheelbarrow, let the workmen trample dirt and sand along not just the shared path, but across our drive while we've been out, and the fence that joins the two gates is missing.
Someone has been into our garden to unscrew this, as there were footsteps in the flowerbed, and you can now see straight into our back garden from the front, between the houses.
They've avoided saying hi to us when we've gone out for the last few days, so haven't had a chance to even acknowledge the project or ask when the fence might go back or the clean up can begin.
AIBU to think they could have asked if we minded the fence panel coming down or let us know it'd had to, to get the mini digger thing in?
On one hand, access is tricky and we'd have needed them on side if we wanted to the same, but the difference is, we wouldn't allow someone to do that without worrying that it wasn't solely ours!