Garden Law Discussion

Hi Robuck, Do you have a copy of the Land Register of the park? Assuming that such exists? Does your gate open into the park , or into your garden? Does your Land Registration, and or Planning Approval require you, or the LA, to erect and maintain a fence on your boundary? It could be interesting if...

As for paving a route from the corner of the property to the front of the property; laying concrete slabs ... Hi Pillmam, Further to my reply of a few minutes ago,,, Milton Keynes is covered in drives drives that are surfaced with house brick, which match the colour of MY bungalow. I have not notic...

Hi Pillman Thankyou for your detailed reply. It is now "egg on face" time. Previously, when I did a Google search for MILTON KEYNES DROPPED KERBS, i received the "advice" that " second dropped kerbs were not permitted" , along with details of dimensions relating to where permitted dropped kerbs woul...

Hi,

Is this particular discussion open to personal experiences with high hedges. or is preferred to be restricted to "policy"?

John 602

Hi,

Is this particular discussion open to personal experiences with high hedges. or is preferred to be restricted to "policy"?

John 602

Hi,

Oooops!

I just opened a discussion about Disabled and Access to Garden. Less than 30 seconds later, I noticed this section of the forum. It's an "age thing". Sorry!

https://dls.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2 ... Grants.pdf

John (602)

Hi, What is says on the label ... and probably not much to discuss ... but if you do have difficulty getting into your garden log onto https://dls.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Disabled_Facilities_Grants.pdf Me? I printed it off, put it in a display folder. My comments? MEANS TESTING means that ...

! cannot disagree with your statements ... I can enter via the established dropped kerb, which leads to my garage, via a drive. I can also enter by the dropped kerb on the corner, which presumably was chamfered to benefit wheel-chair users. Hi Pillman, I have entered my front garden via the corner ...

Hi Pillman,

I managed to find two E-mail addresses for you, probably dating back to when this forum did PMs, but I did NOT use this website trace these addresses.

I'm hoping one of them is still active, so have sent an email to both.

John (602)

Hi,

Is there any way of making an offer to buy (cheaply ... coz it's not worth anything to anybody else ... the whole plot?

Similarly, is it possible to offer to buy the ROW ... sorry ... to offer cash to the "Pretender", to "wind his neck in"?

John (602)

My comment is every bit as valid as anyone elses ...if the council wont budge and the parking /exiting situation is not feasible then the only option is to consider moving to something more suitable Hi, So why are my comments not considered as valid as anyone else's? My wife's driving abilities wer...

There are two places where you can enter your property Hi Pillman, I cannot disagree with that that statement ... I can enter via the established dropped kerb, which leads to my garage, via a drive, And I can enter by the dropped kerb on the corner, which presumably was chamfered to benefit wheel-c...

Hi Collaborate, And thankyou for your comments too. :lol: It was not so long ago, the LAs demanded that your new build must have provision for a vehicle to exit the property in the same gear that it entered. Ie:- Drive in, drive out , OR, Reverse in, reverse out . That implied that you either needed...

If I could only remember your address I could revisit Street View to refresh my memory about there being a second dropped kerb on the corner of the cul de sac where a mobility scooter can cross the road, or a car could drive at an angle onto your land. Hi Peter, I have just sent an Email to both of...

Hi Pilman, My thanks, too, for that explanation. May I butt in? Alongside my side boundary with the highway, which has the 2 metre high fence mentioned elsewhere, is a long thin triangle of grass, presumably used as "dog business" amenity. According to my dictionary , amenity means "enjoyment". I do...