1.
This property was a block of two flats. One in the ground floor and another made up of the first and second floor. And my neighbour has split it into a block of three flats. Two flats in the ground floor and one made up of the first and second flat. This means two things. First that the consequence of having building two flats where there was only one is that the living conditions of the occupiers of these two flats is very bad specially those of the flat in the back which has ended up with little light. Secondly that my landlord wants to maximise profit and as a consequence he certainly does not intend to keep his three flats empty a long time
2.
Even if my neighbour is occupying himself the flat where there is little light he has several toddlers and I think that the environment health department should take care of their well-being.
3.
I would like to understand if the heath environment had the right to issue a ‘notice of intended entry’ and not execute it?