I’ve mentioned this already but can’t find the thread.
Ive recently moved in to a new property. I never noticed a climbing frame/fort in my neighbour’s garden but after I’d exchanged a climbing frame appeared. It’s situated right in front of my kitchen, dining room and living room doors/windows at my boundary fence. They have a little boy who climbs the fort/frame and stares in at my home or me sitting in the patio. So for privacy I put up trellis and lollipop trees. It sort of works except when he has tall friends around or when the parents climb on the platform too! It’s right up against my boundary and I have no privacy. Recently he’s started climbing the trellis from the platform in the fort.
The advice here was report to the council but I thought I’d try talking to the parents first as the council had advised me that they’d ask them to move it if they called round.
i popped round this week with a cake as ‘opener’ and they were friendly. I mentioned - politely - about the trellis, my privacy and asked if they’d move the frame please. Apparently, they say the frame (or fort) has been there for two years and is concreted into the ground and they say it can’t be moved. I explained that it’s the platform that their son stands on was the problem but they didn’t believe me about their son climbing the trellis,
when I mentioned that I’d to go to the council for advice the husband got really angry and gave me the cake back! So I left, feeling very uncomfortable.
Not sure what to do next. Any ideas?