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Woken up by students at 2.30am!!!!

Hope

Students woke me up last night at 2.30am. I was woken to loud talking outside my ground floor flat window (I had been fast asleep -it was a rude awakening to say the least). The noise came from students, coming back from the nearby University. I banged hard on my window and shouted out to them to 'shutup'. They stared at me, and were momentarily stunned, but carried on regardless. This went on for another hour - constant students walking past, talking and laughing. I am now very tired, and wish to complain, but I don't know who to speak to.

I am fed up with inconsiderate, selfish people disturbing my peace. They should get asbo in my opinion.

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  • Ah well the Autism Act hasn't worked and Councils have mostly ignored "Leading Rewarding and Fulfilling Lives" The current NAS campaign is intended to address this, and under the auspices of the campaign, contacting your local MP and explaining that your local council expects a person with autism to live in such circumstances, is a good way of illustrating the campaign aims. Your council's response is flouting the autism act. Give your Council the headache.

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  • Ah well the Autism Act hasn't worked and Councils have mostly ignored "Leading Rewarding and Fulfilling Lives" The current NAS campaign is intended to address this, and under the auspices of the campaign, contacting your local MP and explaining that your local council expects a person with autism to live in such circumstances, is a good way of illustrating the campaign aims. Your council's response is flouting the autism act. Give your Council the headache.

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