If I get CCTV installed, do I need to legally display a sign stating I have CCTV footage? I have an on going dispute with my neighbour regarding abusive language toward me, and would like to get CCTV installed in my home to capture the shouting over at me, am I legally required to notify my neighbour of CCTV being installed?
Jen - HP13
Asked: February 28 2018
I would always recommend putting signage up to comply with data protection and you should warn all visitors to your property that they are on cctv, however sound recording is only allowed under certain circumstances details are on the gov site or email me and I will be happy to email you back the current laws on cctv domestic and commercial. www.lovecctvsecurity.com Is my web site All the best Martin
March 09 2018
hello, sorry cctv is not my line of work as i am a vehicle locksmith
March 08 2018
You do need to have visa me signage stating “CCTV Recording or “CCTV in operation” as a legal requirement however you do not have to notify your neighbour. Kind regards Rob
March 08 2018
No you don’t, however any member of the public that think they have been recorded have the right to look at the recording, you as the owner of the cctv system can then charge them any amount you think is reasonable to provide them with a copy of the footage any more questions give me a call 07753270204
March 08 2018
Google is your friend but this is something worth reading. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/domestic-cctv-using-cctv-systems-on-your-property/domestic-cctv-using-cctv-systems-on-your-property
March 08 2018