See, I know you're being tongue in cheek here, but i genuinely don't like that sort of recourse.
It's a mixed housing area. Houses built for private sale in the 1930s (poss before), ex council stock sold off under right to buy, and the remainder still used as social housing but now managed by housing association.
I really do believe segregating the haves and have nots doesn't help society at all. There's older folk, people with disabilities, or folks with kids with SEN/complex needs in the street living in other social housing. What do they do?
My original post was made in a bit of frustration, I'll admit. It's difficult because I don't like it going on, but I know it is frightening other residents (especially those in social housing) at times, to the point one older lady has asked if it is okay to call me if she feels frightened by goings on at night. That's fine, happy for her to. But should she feel like that?
Difficult one, whilst the resident in question is possibly classed as vulnerable too, should folk be excused when activities and actions linked to them are causing problems for others?
She has been approached directly by several folk at different points over the last 4yrs, but the issues re-occur.
Moral maze alright.