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Environmental health can enforce a clean up if it's a health hazard, take some pics and email them, but IME it has to be proper grim before they'll get involved. Foxes and rats and other critters will cause them to be more interested than piles of stuff.
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How about I take some pics and you guys give me some opinions 1st? I am more concerned about me, as it's not hard to guess who grass them up... their garden is boxed in by 4 gardens - 3 on my side and 1 on the other. The 2 others on my side have sheds so can't see, the 1 on their other side has high fence, again, can't see. I have lower fence so that leaves me directly expose to their shit...
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Speaking of shit gardens... not on a buying / selling level like what @ChasnotRobert is trying to do, and sorry mate for jumping in, but... erm... generally speaking, is there anything the neighbours can do about a fucked up garden? There is this garden on the other side of the fence to the end of mine, it's been left untouched for at least 3 or 4 years, overgrown shit and having foxes or whatnot don't really bother me, what bothers me and neighbours upstairs is that the amoung of vodka / beer bottles, bedpans, bits of wheelchairs, walking sticks, broken electricals and bluky rubbish, and I am pretty sure there is a sharps bin there... It belongs to a house not on our street, it's around the corner... bit dodgy... the guy who was sent to jail by his 1st mail wife over some pretty serious stuff, and he bought another 1 when he got out? Don't ask me why I know... I just do... (wich I could un-hear what I heard though)