pattricia

Thank goodness we have someone with brains on this forum !

As nearly everyone on the street has security lights I fail to see why he is complaining. I think the best thing I can do is go across to his house when my lights are on and see what it looks like from there. But security lights don’t bark so there is no comparison.

I have a burglar alarm as well and doesn’t blind anyone to the alarm

Because I have a long front drive with a gate at the bottom. As we have had four burglaries on this road this year I think I would rather fall out with him !

As we have had four burglaries on this road this year I feel safer with a burglar alarm and these security lights.

He’s being hypersensitive. Good idea !

Because it’s to detect intruders not snails, foxes and cats ! It’s me who needs to take legal advice not him !

Yes, I would be alright if he decided to shine a light all night into my front room as like him I have Venetian blinds.! Also I wouldn’t need a security light of my own.! Whether it’s a narrow street has nothing to do with it Good idea

My son put me some security lights up . One of them is on the front of the house and points over my front path, driveway and lawn. They come on automatically when it goes dark, and switch off at daylight. My neighbour who lives opposite me complained that the light shines into his front windows . As he has Venetian blinds and his bedroom is on the back of his house , I fail to see how this affects him. He actually came over onto my property while I was discussing this with him and tilted the front light downwards so it does not shine onto his property. My son tilted it back again, and I went on holiday. When I came back my neighbour had tilted it back again. Surely this neighbour is trespassing on my property ? What can I do ? Is this a police matter ?

Thank you

Where is the Pain Clinic ?

Are you on any painkillers ? The only thing that will take my pain away is Tramadol but I don’t take more than 2 a day as it’s an opioid and is addictive.

The spine is a dodgy thing to operate on as it’s the central nervous system, and as you say you can end up in a wheel chair. Mine is the same as yours , arthritis in the facet joints of the spine. In other words “ wear and tear” I’ve tried, physio, acupuncture,and chiropractor . The only thing I haven’t tried is an osteopath. But would it do me any good ? Has anyone tried it ? Otherwise it’s back to the painkillers !

There is always someone worse off than yourself isn’t there Padders ?

Still the same !