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Community and Neighbour Mediation

Community and Neighbour mediation is a way of resolving disputes between those who live in the same area or neighbourhood. Disputes may not only be between two neighbours, it is also possible to resolve disputes between whole tenements, areas or groups of people.
Disputes may involve many different issues, including:
- noise
- anti-social behaviour
- boundary problems
- abusive behaviour
- common areas
- pets
In Scotland many local authorities benefit from a community mediation service, which may be available free of charge. There are also a number of independent mediators who specialise in neighbour and community disputes. To find a local mediation service, or a mediator who serves your area, use Find A Mediator or call the Scottish Mediation Helpline on 0131 556 8118.
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