Authoritative UK websites and guides we reference
These are the official UK resources we reference when building your NeighbourRights letter. Useful if you want to dig deeper into neighbour disputes, party walls, noise regulations, and Environmental Protection Act rights.
Governs party wall work. Neighbours must be given notice and can serve counter-notices.
Legislation.gov.uk - PWA 1996 - UK Parliament
Protects you from noise nuisance. Local councils can take action against excessive noise.
Legislation.gov.uk - EPA 1990 - UK Parliament
Your local council's environmental health team can investigate noise complaints.
gov.uk/find-local-council - UK Government
If disputes arise, use a party wall surveyor to resolve disagreements fairly.
pwda.co.uk - Party Wall Disputes
Free guidance on resolving neighbour disputes and your legal rights.
citizensadvice.org.uk - Citizens Advice
It governs work affecting party walls (shared walls). You must give neighbours notice at least 2 months before starting work.
Yes. If excessive noise affects your enjoyment of your home, you can report to your local council's environmental health team.
Serve a counter-notice demanding a surveyor. This protects your rights and ensures proper procedures are followed.