Who to Contact

Articles explain which authorities handle different neighbour problems and when to contact them. Topics include environmental health, police involvement, legal routes and tenant-specific options.

Being Bullied by a Neighbour? What You Can Do

Get practical steps to handle neighbourhood bullying, from talking to your child about what's happening to involving police or legal action if needed.

Contacting Your MP About a Neighbourhood Problem

Your MP can help with some neighbourhood issues but not personal disputes, here's what they actually handle and when to contact them.

Landlord Repairs: The Role of Environmental Health

Environmental Health Officers can force landlords to fix hazardous housing through inspections, notices and emergency repairs if needed.

When to Consider Legal Action

Most neighbour disputes can be solved by talking it through first, but here's when you might need to take legal action.

When You Should Contact Your Local Environmental Health Department

Contact your environmental health department when dealing with noisy neighbours, contaminated land, dangerous dogs, or air quality issues in your area.

Who to Contact When in Rented Accommodation

Know who to contact about neighbour problems in rented accommodation based on your situation and housing type.