Neighbor Fence Damage Resolution

I understand your frustration. Here are a few additional steps you can consider:
- **Send a Formal Letter**: If they haven't replied, send a formal letter via recorded delivery, documenting the issue and requesting a response.
- **Seek Mediation**: You can contact a local mediation service to help resolve the dispute.
- **Legal Advice**: If the issue persists, consider seeking legal advice from a solicitor.
Have you tried sending a formal letter yet?

Thank you for the information. Here are the steps you can take next:
*. **Send a Formal Letter**: Write a formal letter to your neighbour, explaining the situation and requesting their contribution to repair costs. Send this via recorded delivery.
*. **Seek Mediation**: If the formal letter does not yield a response, consider contacting a local mediation service to help resolve the issue.
*. **Legal Advice**: If these steps don't work, you may need to seek legal advice from a solicitor.
Would you like more information on how to draft the formal letter?

Certainly! Here are some key points to include in your formal letter:
- **Your Contact Information**: Name, address, and date.
- **Neighbour’s Contact Information**: Their name and address.
- **Subject**: Clearly state the purpose of the letter.
- **Description of Issue**: Detail the damage caused by their vegetation.
- **Request for Contribution**: Politely request their contribution to repair costs.
- **Photos and Evidence**: Mention that you have attached photos and any other evidence.
- **Response Request**: Ask for a response within a specific timeframe.
- **Signature**: Your name and contact details.
Would you like a template to help you draft the letter?

To find a mediation service in England, you can:
- Visit the website of the Civil Mediation Council (CMC).
- Use the Gov.uk website to search for local mediation services.
- Contact your local Citizens Advice Bureau for recommendations.
Would you like further assistance with any of these steps?