![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/familys-hell-as-30ft-pile-of-mud-from-new-estate-makes-their-lives-a-misery/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_SWNS_MUD_MOUNTAIN_04.jpg&description=Residents in Irchester, Northamptonshire, have been left fuming after developers have left a massive pile of dirt near works for a new housing estateThe Allen family say their lives have been made a 'living hell' A family's lives have been turned into a misery after a 30-ft high pile of dirt next to a new housing estate has been left towering over their home. The mountain of mud has been left at the bottom of the Allen's garden in Irchester, Northamptonshire, just yards away from a new 70-home estate. Andrew and Sharon Allen, who both work for the NHS, have been left fuming and fed-up by the pile of dirt. Sharon, 45, claims she was rushed to A&E earlier this month due to breathing problems caused by inhaling dust from the huge site. The Allen's say they were forced to shut their windows in the summer and couldn't enter their garden because of the problem and claim their 20-year-old son suffered terrible asthma attacks as a result of the dust. The development is part of plans from Mulberry Property Developments Ltd and the family are demanding the company makes changes. The leftover dirt has made the Allen's lives a "living hell" ( Andrew Allen / SWNS) The pile of dirt can be seen from residents' back gardens ( Andrew Allen / SWNS) In October, North Northamptonshire Council gave them a notice after admitting there was a "dust nuisance" coming from the site. The family are demanding urgent action from Mulberry Property Developments Ltd who are building the new estate. The firm claim the piling up of rubble and mud was temporary issue and would be removed in due course. Paramedic Andrew, 48, described the circumstances as a living hell. He said: "Since June the mud pile just got bigger and bigger. Cars have been left covered in dust because of the mud mountain ( Andrew Allen / SWNS) "The prevailing wind blows the dust into our property 20 per cent of the time. "In July my son, who suffers from asthma, had a really bad attack. "He went back to university early in August){kind=link}
Residents in Irchester, Northamptonshire, have been left fuming after developers have left a massive pile of dirt near works for a new housing estate
A family’s lives have been turned into a misery after a 30-ft high pile of dirt next to a new housing estate has been left towering over their home.
The mountain of mud has been left at the bottom of the Allen’s garden in Irchester, Northamptonshire, just yards away from a new 70-home estate.
Andrew and Sharon Allen, who both work for the NHS, have been left fuming and fed-up by the pile of dirt.
Sharon, 45, claims she was rushed to A&E earlier this month due to breathing problems caused by inhaling dust from the huge site.