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Architect struck off after nine-year neighbour dispute saga

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 07:20 · Archive

Dr Karin Elliott was barred from working as an architect for two years after being struck off her professional register following disputes with neighbours.

Dr Karin Elliott, an architect based in Norwich, has been struck off her professional register and barred from working as an architect for two years following an investigation by the Architects Registration Board (ARB). The ruling followed a nine-year saga of disputes with three sets of neighbours—the Bloomfields, the Davises and the Gurneys—who live on St Leonard's Road in Norwich.

During the disputes, Elliott made a series of allegations against her neighbours, accusing them of racism, sexism, bullying and harassment. She claimed one neighbour mocked the death of her parent by playing a song, and accused another of "gender violence" for driving a Nissan Navara pick-up truck across her driveway, describing it as a "phallic symbol".

The ARB found that Elliott's actions in the disputes had been "misleading", "lacking integrity" and "dishonest". The neighbours said they felt vindicated by the ruling after years of facing what they described as unfounded and bizarre allegations.

Architect struck off after nine-year neighbour dispute saga
Image: Norwich Evening News

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