Housing Association/Neighbours/Taking over Tenancy
oldngrumpy
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I am hoping to take over the tenancy of my current home, from my brother. I need to contact the Housing Association soon.
For over thirty years I have been bullied by certain neighbours, I have only complained a few times, twice to the Housing Association and once to the Police.
Neither has made any real progress in stopping the bullying.
I intend to, that's if I take over tenancy to send a two page letter.
The first page will be a letter of thanks for allowing me to stay.
The second page will be titled
A List of Boundaries
In this page I am going to list some of the worst behaviours I have had to put up with over the last thirty years.
*Physically barging me into the road into the path of oncoming vehicle and I heard sniggering
*Calling me the "W" word for the last fifteen years in public
These are just two scenarios I can tell you.
There are loads more, such as Bullying Narcissistic behaviour and I will add these in the second page of this letter.
I complained constantly in 016, the Police and also the Housing Association.
But nothing was done.
Anyhow there is Freedom of Speech. If I do list a Set of Boundaries does anyone think this will harm my tenancy rights/Knock someone's nose out of joint?
Just before I close can I add...
My Mental Health has massively deteriorated over the years because of this bullying, if I don't let the Housing Association know this i am going to go mad.
Opinions please folks? Thanks
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