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If you move into social housing, however, the authorities are not obliged to inform you of a troublesome neighbour, something which the Labour MP Frank Field has been fighting an admirably long and lonely campaign to have changed. As a result, decent families often find themselves trapped in a living hell and – with the enormous pressure on social housing – the only other properties available are often those vacated by families fleeing similar nightmares. The lady I employ as a nanny, an exemplary tenant, found herself tormented over years by a neighbour who regularly screamed vile abuse at her young family and damaged the shared wall by banging it at all hours. The slow-moving “official†procedures towards action effectively abandoned them. She and her family were eventually forced to leave: they are still seeking permanent alternative accommodation.
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