As one of my hobbies I like to tinker with motorcycles and cars. Do not fight fire with fire eg, dont turn your radio up loud just because they have. When you are talking to your neighbours, smile. I had a buyer for my house but I couldnt really find what I wanted. An architect pal of mine had come up with a wonderful idea of making the house in to a sort of L shape with a double garage forming the foot of the L. His garden is beautiful and the noise of the birds is therapeutic. That is, if the neighbour will even speak! At least you must try.The only objection I had to the planning permission was from my next door neighbour.

　　He has two large aviaries in which he keeps budgerigars and finches. They lie in the sun and my neighbour always asks after the cats welfare. It wasnt particularly the type of house I wanted.On the other side of my house, the neighbours have threatened that if ever I move house they will move too! It looks like I am here safety fences Suppliers for the duration. Once when I was burning some trees and the next door neighbour but one (a super guy) was getting more than his fair share of smoke, he jumped up and down-a lot.The moral therefore is not to let any dispute escalate into a full blown conflict.

　　If the neighbours are upsetting you and they refuse to negotiate then it is impossible to resolve the matter without you upsetting them. I couldnt care less that there is a restricted covenant preventing people keeping birds.Even so, I have had a couple of problems. It has never been a problem. It may be a disagreement over a boundary hedge, parking into the gateway, overhanging trees, music being played too loud (particularly if your neighbours didnt get an invite to the party!) or a whole host of either extremely significant or completely insignificant issues. I get many queries about neighbour disputes.