A new neighbour has moved in next door and has taken your main rubbish bin. Write a letter to your new neighbour requesting that they return the item. In the letter: – Explain that new bins must be sourced from the local council – Request that the person returns your bin immediately – Inform the person of what further actions you will take should they not return your bin

Dear Ml I hope
this
letter finds you well. My name is Iman and I am your neighbour. I am writing
this
letter to let you know that yesterday you have taken my garbage
bin
which was right next to my door. Let me clarify
this
situation, I got
this
bin
from the local council
since
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when
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I moved in. Please you can kindly request one from them as they source it and it won't take you a long time to get it. I really need my
bin
as soon as possible because I have a garbage pile-up at my home and I want to get rid of it because flies have started to show up and honestly it is annoying. unfortunately, If you don't give back my
bin
, I will report you to the management of the building. I hope you reply back as soon as possible or Just put it back next to my door. Thanks for your time and consideration. Regards, Iman
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