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- Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, Christmas lights that are disruptive, shining into neighbors' homes, may lead to complaints and council action with fines up to £5,000.
- Property management experts advise homeowners to use outdoor-rated lights, secure decorations properly, and set timers to minimize disturbances.
- Local councils may enforce the rules when neighbors complain about disruptive lighting.
- The guidance aims to raise awareness during the festive season to prevent penalties.
