Kiddies Playing Football On Estate

[Kgrayz]

Just wondering if anyone will know who I can contact regarding my son and his friends playing football outside our home.

My little boy is 9 and his friends are 10 and 6 we live in an enclosed estate and they like to take their football goals outside and play football ..

they are to small to play over the local field .

Yesterday the police were called by one of our neigbours who often complain that the ball has rolled on this drive.

[Booklover]

Make your kids play in your garden. Many people have their lives made a misery by other people's children. Football in the road is a danger to the kids who run out into the road without looking for traffic and a nuisance to neighbours who have flower beds destroyed by the ball and cars scratched by being hit.

[Defactio]

You want someone to give you a loop-hole so that you can break the law?
Try a solicitor, to defend you in court.

The 'research' that you have done has said you could misled you - it's the law - stop breaking it.

'They are doing no harm' - that shows your ignorant attitude - your neighbour reported you to the Police - of course they were doing 'harm'.

They are YOUR kids, YOU decided to have them, why on earth do parents think they have the right to foist their annoying children on others?
How on earth are they too 'little' at 10 years old to play on the local field?
If it's your wish to wrap your little darlings in cotton-wool, then invest YOUR time in YOUR kids (as a responsible parent should) and take them to suitable areas. And, if you don't like that it takes up all of YOUR time, then don't have kids - simple.

Try incessant bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang of casey football on tarmac for 8 hours a day.(Yep - that's what I get).
Casey footballs are leather and heavy. If they hit my £30k car, what would your reaction be to being sued for 2 grands worth of damage that your little darlings did when the heavy, leather, spinning casey football hit my car? It would very likely be denial (as it usually is).

Vulcan - are they playing with a leather casey football, on tarmac - 10 feet in front of your house, for 8 hours a day at weekends and 4 hours every night? If so, then it's odds-on you have an hearing aid that you can switch off.