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the sound of silence! capturing neighbours delibrate noise on securitycam - legal?

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  • the sound of silence! capturing neighbours delibrate noise on securitycam - legal?

    If only neighbours were considerate! So , what advice given in a case like this. Camera firmly pointed at my garden front and back, so no issues there, but the sound of delibrate slamming is was i ideally want recorded as proof - what is the legalities of that captured on securitycam ?
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  • #2
    Hope this helps -

    https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters...le-using-cctv/

    https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters...-being-filmed/

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    • #3
      It might be a data ptotection issue. A loud closing of a door is evidence of just that. Whether it become a deliberate slamming is a question of surrounding evidence. It might be a first step on a proof of harassment, but not much more.

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      • #4
        Councils can intervene in such circumstances, so contact them. They can have a 'quite' word.

        https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/ho...our-neighbour/

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