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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
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Olimpia Zagnat

Mum 'desperate' to move over 'constant shouting' in St Ann's

A terrified mum of two said she is "desperate" to move out of her house over reports of anti-social behaviour and noise that has been affecting her mental health. Aleksandra Czumak, 45, said she now takes codeine and anti-depressants to cope with the "constant shouting" in the area.

She has lived in Brewsters Road in St Ann's for six years, however the distraught mum said the last two years have been a 'nightmare' for her family. Ms Czumak said she now has anxiety, depression, panic attacks and is scared to be left alone in her own house.

She claims after she contacted her landlord, the Metropolitan Thames Valley housing association, it hasn't been possible for her to relocate to alternative accommodation. She said she went into their office on Gednay Avenue in February. She told Nottinghamshire Live she was 'desperate' to move away.

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