When faced with parking issues involving neighbours, it's best to start with a friendly chat. They may not realise their parking is causing problems. If this doesn't resolve the situation and you live in council-managed housing, contact us with details of the ongoing issue.

For problems on public roads, please report these to Lancashire County Council.

Street repairs by businesses can be disruptive to residents. This doesn't include individuals fixing their own vehicles. If you're experiencing issues with a neighbour's repair activities, try speaking with them first. Should the problem persist:

On public roads, contact Lancashire County Council. They may investigate under the Clean Neighbourhood and Environment Act 2005.

For persistent noise on council-managed land, report incidents to the relevant authority.

Generally, vehicle noise isn't considered anti-social behaviour. However, if you're regularly disturbed by a neighbour's vehicle noise, such as engine revving or horn sounding for extended periods, it's worth having a friendly word. They might not be aware of the disturbance.

If you're uncomfortable approaching them or the issue continues after speaking with them, report persistent disturbances. These are defined as lasting over 30 minutes daily for at least five days in a week.

If you believe you've witnessed a road traffic offence like speeding or dangerous driving, it's important to report it to the police promptly. Use the non-emergency number 101 for less urgent matters. In emergencies, always dial 999.