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Sunflower55years
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My son is autistic as well as depression anxiety and maybe other things my problem is carers fromn2 doors away keep turning around on our drive way and parking on pavement it's driving him mad me too
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Hi @Sunflower55years welcome, have you spoke to the carers and explained about your drive? If so you can ring their office. Also parking on the pavement, are they having difficulty parking in your area to see your neighbour?
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Put something on the drive so they cant park on it would be my advice.
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Hi @Sunflower55years, sorry to hear about these issues you've been having. Have you spoken to them at all?
The gov.uk site has a page about Resolving Neighbour Disputes. I understand speaking to them in person might be very daunting but there are services to help with this that the site lists and signposts. Hope it helps resolve the issue so you can live more peacefully.They/Them, however they are no wrong pronouns with me so whatever you feel most comfortable with
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