This is the essential guide to statutory nuisance, a practice widely used by UK local authorities and individuals as a means of resolving a range of problems including neighbor noise, pollution, and poor housing quality. Providing a practical breakdown of this UK law, and including a clear demonstration of how it can be applied in practice, this informative book steers practitioners through the drafting process, varying attachment notices, preparing evidence, role of judicial review, and potential cost awards. The second edition of is fully up-to-date with the very latest UK environmental law legislation, and includes new coverage on noise, odor, and criminal procedure.