Well that's one person off the invite list to my next BBQ!
If that letter's real then whoever 'Sarah, Wayne & Kids' are could do with some serious help as they obviously have some issues they need to deal with, my sympathies are firmly with 'Kylie' as they have to endure this neighbour on a daily basis.
Surely from a legal perspective this has no basis, but I'd be interested as to what would go the other way. Would such demands be harassment or controlling behaviour? I suppose if you suddenly BBQ'd every day - rain or shine - just to retaliate it could be called harassment but surely you'd get laughed out of court if you tried stopping your neighbour making spag bol with the extractor fan on!
Of course in the echo-chambers of vileness that are Facebook & Twitter there will be plenty of support for whatever argument you want to make.
