Being reported

I am in the middle of an ongoing dispute with my neighbour. It started when he and his partner called my partner a bloody foreigner. My partner is Italian. He is also my full time carer. I have reported it to the police, but without a recording there is little they can do. The other day, we overheard the neighbour threaten to report us. I don't know how he knows i am medically retired (i receive a pension from my previous employer HMRC). I also receive PIP and contribution based ESA. My partner only receives carers allowance. This neighbour was talking to someone about how we go out, so therefore we could also go out to work. I am frightened of this neighbour. My brother has kindly offered for my partner and i to sleep over at his home, so we don't have to be near these neighbours 24/7. We are thinking of selling our property and moving. The situation is unbearable. Do i have to declare this to the DWP? Also, should i tell the DWP that our neighbour is threatening to report us? We would appreciate any help! Thank you

BIS

Thank you for reassuring us. We are very grateful to you. If I do receive a letter (cross fingers nothing arrives) would you be able to help or should I go to my local CAB. Thank you again for all your help! Luisa and Davide

Thank you for reassuring us. If heaven forbid a letter should arrive from DWP, would you be able to help us or should we go to the citizens advice bureau? Thank you again

You should report any and all future incidents to the Police. They may not be able to do anything about a single incident but if it continues they should link the reports and then do something. Keep notes on when you report anything and who you speak to. A police force got into serious trouble a few years ago over something similar. I sincerely hope that this does not continue for you.