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Do you get on advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse with your neighbours, or are the people living next advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse stressful? A new report says that a advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse of people in Britain have had problems with their neighbours in the advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse year. The survey was carried out by an organization called "Which?” It tries to help and protect advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse. The researchers asked 2,062 adults about their advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse with neighbours. They found that 27 per cent had experienced problems. "Which?" said on its advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse that: "Half [of the people] were left feeling angry and half felt advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse, with 42 per cent saying they felt stressed, and one in advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse admitted to feeling afraid." It added: "The survey also found that 64 per cent didn't know where to go to seek help and advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse."

The biggest advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse about neighbours were loud advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse and the sound of arguing. Loud music and televisions, and doors slamming were also a problem. People also described advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse use and police arriving at their neighbour's house. Only one-third of people spoke to the advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse neighbour about the problem. However, people said the problem became advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse if the neighbour did not apologise or continued with their annoying advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse. "Which?" said 86 per cent of young people (those aged 18-24) did not know where to go to get advice. A "Which?" advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse said: "Our research has found that young people advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse are suffering in advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse." "Which?" said people needed to keep a advicebehaviourcomplaintsconsumersdiarydoordrugespeciallyirritablenoisypastquarterrelationssilencespokespersontenvoiceswebsitewellworse of unneighbourly behaviour.