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Crikey Uki. Over the last few years the cops have become a constant feature because of our neighbours. I won't go into details but I was due to appear in court because I witnessed one particular incident. I couldn't go in the end up as it coincided with OH being in hospital a couple of weeks before his surgery.
Let's hope you manage to get a sale through, despite the lunatics! 
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Evening all
A couple of pics
That's a good idea Helen. 
They don't bother me but the old couple on the other side are too scared to say anything and their landlord doesn't care. Cheers for the heads up xxx
Our absolute dream hon 
I never give up on something until the fat lady sings - I've not even tuned up yet!
I've been tormenting myself looking at seaside properties, imagining us being woken up by screaming gulls which would be far preferable to that lot next door shouting at the top of their lungs 
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