A council have allowed a neighbour to raise the height of his land to get a fence that is above 200cm to below 200cm. At first the council lied and said the ground had not been raised. When we said we had the evidence of the neighbour moving that earth, they backtracked but still lied and said it was OK because it had not raised by much.
Also, the council have said a 300cm screen in one section of the border will also be allowed. It is used by the neighbour to pretend to the other neighbours we are moving our CCTV cameras to point into his garden. We have written evidence of that. The police and council both know that is a lie we can prove. Conversely, the neighbour has had CCTV cameras pointing into our garden and into our house since 2015. When the fence was measured the council worker stood below one of his cameras. The neighbour has reinstalled 2 CCTV cameras after the planning complaint finished, one of which looks into one of our windows 2m away.
The council initially lied and said the screen was installed 4 years ago, putting it outside planning. When we said we had irrefutable proof involving the police that showed the exact date and time it was installed, the council then said it was one person's word against another's. We then provided extensive proof. The council said they were still going to allow it, because the very visible screen was a minor issue, even though we told them the stress it was causing us at the start of the planning complaint 10 months ago. This is part of a 12 years harassment campaign by the neighbour and their landlord.
The neighbour and his landlord have connections to the council.
What can we do? What points do we need to cover?
Also, the council have said a 300cm screen in one section of the border will also be allowed. It is used by the neighbour to pretend to the other neighbours we are moving our CCTV cameras to point into his garden. We have written evidence of that. The police and council both know that is a lie we can prove. Conversely, the neighbour has had CCTV cameras pointing into our garden and into our house since 2015. When the fence was measured the council worker stood below one of his cameras. The neighbour has reinstalled 2 CCTV cameras after the planning complaint finished, one of which looks into one of our windows 2m away.
The council initially lied and said the screen was installed 4 years ago, putting it outside planning. When we said we had irrefutable proof involving the police that showed the exact date and time it was installed, the council then said it was one person's word against another's. We then provided extensive proof. The council said they were still going to allow it, because the very visible screen was a minor issue, even though we told them the stress it was causing us at the start of the planning complaint 10 months ago. This is part of a 12 years harassment campaign by the neighbour and their landlord.
The neighbour and his landlord have connections to the council.
What can we do? What points do we need to cover?


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