Bitter feud breaks out in neighborhood through notes about flowers on a public pavement

Have you ever tried doing something nice for your community? We’re not talking about doing something nice for a friend or a relative. What we’re referring to as doing something for your community in general, despite the fact that it’s made up of a bunch of faceless strangers. Not many people go to the trouble of doing that, and it’s often with good reason. After all, why should you be put out for people you don’t even know?
Thankfully, not everyone thinks like that. Though they’re a rare breed, some people do go the extra mile for the people living on their street or in their neighborhood. They go out of their way to do something nice, without expecting anything in return – not even a thank you. Sadly, they say that no good deed goes unpunished, and that has certainly proven to be the case for this woman, who started what has been described as the most middle-class conflict ever.
[post_page_title]An appeal to her neighbors[/post_page_title]
The residents of the usually quiet Dalyell Road in Brixton, south London, woke up one morning to discover their street has turned into a battleground. Without a single shot being fired or an invasion from a hostile enemy, the street’s residents were duking it out – using notes!

And it all started with a note from a resident named Serena, who asked people to stop picking her flowers. So just how did this unassuming note balloon into all-out war? Well, strap yourselves in, folks. It’s going to be a bumpy ride.