A mum has got caught up in a petty feud with her neighbour who is apparently targetting her by parking his car perilously close to hers.
Tracey Featherstone, a support worker from Hull, is becoming increasingly frustrated after being unable to go out in her car.
She claims her neighbour is parking his car far too close to hers, leaving around an inch gap between the two vehicles.
Tracey Featherstone, a support worker from Hull, is becoming increasingly frustrated after being unable to go out in her car
Tracey says she cannot understand her neighbour’s motivation as the pair have barely had a conversation in the past
The man next door comes home every night at 6pm and parks his car as close as possible to Tracey’s, despite there being plenty of room on the street.
Ms Featherstone explained: ‘I park my car at the back off my house in a car park.
‘I parked my car up at 6pm in a good space, he comes home and puts his work van right at the side of mine with me unable to drive it out.
‘I have a scratch along the side too. I am very angry.
‘He had no motivations at all and we don’t really talk as I don’t know him – he seems to target my car only.’
But Tracey says she cannot understand her neighbour’s motivation as the pair have barely had a conversation in the past.
She has described his parking habits as ‘petty’ and uncalled for.
She claims her neighbour is parking his car far too close to hers, leaving around an inch gap between the two vehicles
Tracey has found scratches on the side of her vehicle and on Friday discovered an unusual substance had appeared on her car
She said it has left her unable to make journeys to and from her home, claiming her neighbour has left her trapped inside her home and unable to drive.
But in discussions with other neighbours on her street, Tracey has said it appears that only she has had such problems with the man in question – her neighbours have not experienced any issues.
Tracey has found scratches on the side of her vehicle and on Friday discovered an unusual substance had appeared on her car.
Tracey claims that she has had to plan her journeys around when the neighbour’s car has been moved.
