A resident says a neighbour has set up a cake-selling “shed” business on a quiet street, leading to complaints about disruption and parking. According to the complainant, cars are parked outside their home at all hours, and people then walk up the neighbour’s drive to browse or buy cakes. The resident alleges the visitors are frequently noisy and that the activity is disruptive to day-to-day life on the street. The issue centers on whether the business setup and the resulting visitor parking and foot traffic are allowed under local rules, though the available reports focus primarily on the resident’s account rather than confirmed findings from authorities. The reporting presents the situation as a question of legality and neighborhood impact, highlighting the claimed pattern of constant parking and noise associated with the cake stand. No details are provided here about investigations, licensing checks, or decisions by councils or regulators.