A MARRIED couple have responded to an angry note from neighbours which said they were sick of seeing them naked by sticking a piece of paper in their window telling them: "Stop looking through our windows you peeping tom."

Karin Stone, 33, and her husband Jay, 34, were stunned when they received a handwritten letter through their door asking them to close their blinds as they were sick of seeing "big bum big boobs and little willy".

The note, which was sent by "neighbours" on Friday, May 4, also threatened to report the pair for indecent exposure.

It read: "Would you please close your blinds when getting dressed or undressing. We are sick of seeing big bum big boobs and little willy [sic] and we will report you both for indecent exposure. Your neighbours."

Karin and Jay, who works as a DJ, have now responded to the letter by posting their own note in the window of their house in Lemington, Newcastle.

It says: "STOP LOOKING THROUGH OUR WINDOWS YOU PEEPING TOM. YOUR NEIGHBOURS."

Karin, who works as an office manager, said: "On Friday I travelled down to Norwich and my husband said, 'You will never believe it, we have got a note through the door'.

"He read out the note from the neighbours and I was like, what the hell? I thought, why have you been peeping in my window anyway?

"We don't stand at the window and dance or anything.

"He thought it was a wind up at first, he said surely no one would be that ridiculous.

"But from the handwriting it looks like an older person has written it.

"I was shocked. If they knocked on my door I would have said "I'm sorry" - but if they are that much of a prude, they have gone into quite a description.

"I think it is really funny, in particular how they describe my husband as having a little willy. It was quite offensive, I thought how dare you.

"My husband said I am now going to be known as having a little willy rather than a DJ.

"I think it's hilarious."

The couple, who are unsure who delivered the letter, decided to stick their own note in her window.

Karin said: "I don't know how the neighbours will react to my note. I am either going to get somebody knock on the door or we might have a war of notes.

"It might be an ongoing thing."