Formal letter

43 Random Street
North England,
United Kingdom

22th April, 2008

23 City Hall Avenue
North England,
United Kingdom


Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to express my opinion about the unacceptable layout wich the Town Hall has done at the new flats of Random Street.

I am one of these neighbours of the Random Flat’s; I am living on the third floor, with my new husband John. We have been married since two weeks, and then we went to live in these flats.
All has been good, however we had to met the new neighbours, a prostitute and illegal Africans. We are terrified due to (the fact that) both are illegal, the prostitute take her clients into her house and makes shouts all the time, and the illegal Africans are eleven in his tiny flat as a result of this they cannot have a shower because & are too many people, and then the stink of them come through our windows.
Apart from this, our flat is little and the noisy that the students of Erasmus make and the trumpetist on the fourth flour doesn’t let us sleep.

We try to explain this to the community president, nevertheless he refused and criticises us because we are homosexual. We are fed up, we are a simple couple which only want to be quiet and have a relax holidays, despite all of our neighbours treat us like aliens as we are homosexual, (this is repetitive).

I hope you will, in the future, consider the ethical and human rights of where we are living. We need a change.

Yours faithfully,

Marjohoh

Marc Johanson