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Kev, if you've got feckwit neebs who refuse to pull their weight with commom repairs, contact the Property Repairs section at the City Chambers / Technical Services 329 High Street.(529-4632)
Ask them to come out and do an inspection and thereafter issue a Statutory Notice to have repairs done. This should get your neighbour to sit up and take notice.
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Once a Statutory notice has been issued, you have a certain amount of time to carry out the work, ot at least prove to the Council that you are arranging to have it carried out. If you pass the date, the Council organise the work/appoint a contractor to carry out the work, then add a 10 or 15% (I can't remember) administration fee.