Battle of the bulge as millionaire Primrose Hill neighbours go to war over wonky wall

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"But Ms McKeown, an award-winning mental health and wellbeing consultant for businesswomen, and her partner Mr Dalton say their lives have been blighted and they have been unable to sell their house due to their neighbours' claims that the concrete wall of their basement extension was not straight and bulged out over the border between the two houses by up to 900mm."

Journalists cover issues from reproductive rights to climate change and Big Tech and rely on donations to fund on-the-ground reporting while keeping content free of paywalls. Donors are asked to support quality journalism so reporters can speak to both sides of stories. Two millionaire Primrose Hill couples are engaged in a six-year neighbours' dispute over a three-foot bulge in a basement wall. Safina Haleema and Anthony O'Connor allege Amy McKeown and Matthew Dalton encroached on their boundary while excavating a basement. Neighbours claim the concrete wall bulged up to 900mm. The dispute has racked up about £160,000 in legal costs and has reached the Mayor's and City County Court, with one side demanding £100,000 compensation.

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