A few months back my neighbour asked me if I would be willing to store his teenage son's car in my side passage. I spoke to my neighbour on the other side, with whom I jointly own the passage, she said yes, so I said yes. I wanted to help because I got on well with my neighbour and I knew their marriage was in trouble. As long as one of the family was still living next door I felt reasonably happy. Much to my surprise, both found new partners, have since moved out, and now the house is being rented to a young couple. I do not have any keys to the car, an X reg Peugeot 206, or any contact address. The major snag will come if the car needs to be moved urgently and noticing that the tyres are going flat and with a no doubt flat battery this could be a problem, so I spoke to my new renting neighbours who said they had a few problems, their only contact was a telephone number and they were having difficulties in getting a reply, I tried the number with the same result. The only suggestion I have received is that I try and get a letter to them somehow saying I would like the car removed, I am suggesting by Sept 1st, to try and give them some time. After this date my friends say I could ask the council to remove the car on the basis that it has been dumped. I suspect it will not be so simple as that. I am sorry to have gone on so but I would appreciate any comments/advice you can offer. I am getting the feeling that in trying to do a kindness I have dropped myself right in it.