To any students having parties at unsocial hours..

[empirical]

Last year i rang the police and nothing was done, this year i will be ringing somebody else if necessary.

Some of us are ill and some of us have to work at the weekends, why on earth they think it is fine to be loud all night at the weekend i do not know, be rest assured when you are all hungover in the morning we will be wide awake and full of energy.... ;-)

 

Have some consideration please, it is everybody's best interests.

[Chazndave]

What about people who aren't students and they have a house party every now and again until early hours?

[empirical]

The same applies as long as you consult your neighbours it get their consent then it should be fine, but to move into somebody else's area and expect to be able to treat it as you wish is taking the mick a bit.

[Bodie]

Why not just have a word and explain what you have put in the original post - including the threat ''' this year i will be ringing somebody else if necessary'''

[empirical]

i can wait until its exam time tbh

[Guest sibon]

Are you planning on magnetising their calculators or something?

[Chazndave]

The same applies as long as you consult your neighbours it get their consent then it should be fine, but to move into somebody else's area and expect to be able to treat it as you wish is taking the mick a bit.

 

I need to get my neighbours consent to have the occasional party. I dont think so.

[Bodie]

I need to get my neighbours consent to have the occasional party. I dont think so.

 

I wouldn't ask for consent but to be neighbourly I would forewarn them.

[annbaker]

Invite the neighbours. They may not come but least then they know about it! Works for us every time

[TheTwirler]

There are plenty of non-students who do worse but the question has to be asked, why persist in living in a student area if you don't like the downsides?