No promises that this will work but it may be worth exploring. You would probably need evidence from other neighbours too. I know it's been used where people have rubbish piling up in the garden and causing issues for others in the community so it may be an option. most council tenants handbooks allow tenants to make reasonable, and legal, adjustments to their house and garden, as long as these are not permenant or damaging to the structure of either. thats why people can put up lights or lay patios, but need permission to remove walls or change kitchens Grab the cloth off the floor and repeatedly blot the stain with it – use a new patch of cloth each time you blot. what you can do, as a responsible cat owner, is keep your cats safe by cat proofing your garden, making a catio, a large run or, failing that, keeping them as indoor cats, it is up to you to keep your cats safe, not a neighbour

If you have several blobs of nail varnish on your carpet, perhaps it would be easier to call a professional out to help you. In addition to cleaning the polish-related blemishes, they’ll also be able to clean the rest of the carpet for you as a bonus.cats are classed as wildlife, hence having the right to roam, all hes doing is protecting his home/garden against the damage caused by said 'wildlife', which he is allowed to do

Cut floor brad nails: Their shape is different from others. They are rectangular in shape. They have an L-shaped head. Often they are used to nail the floorboards to the beams. Dimensions range from 25mm to 150mm.It sounds silly, but ensure the concrete floor you’re going to be drilling into is cleaned and clear of dirt and debris. You’re going to be making marks on the floor, and you don’t want to get your pencil marks confused with existing markings.