Garden Law Discussion

Ps. Or you can just keep badgering the counxil until they so something. If you keep badgering the council, I'm sure that this will enamour them to you and convince them that the complaint is neither frivolous or vexatious. They'll probably waive their fee and bin off all their applications and tree...

despair wrote: ↑Wed Oct 21, 2020 10:12 am A friends Conservatory had to be demolished and rebuilt thanks to incursion of Ash Tree roots from council park behind the house ....and no it was not a badly built conservatory either

Shrinkable clay soil? How deep were the foundations?

Your neighbour sounds indecisive but the horse chestnut sounds like it's just being a horse chestnut. Loads of diseases affecting them at the moment, some of which make it look like it's fast-forwarded to November but in July (leaf miner moth and/or leaf blotch). A bit more serious is bleeding canke...

Check out Google Streetview. Hopefully, there's been several years of drivebys which will be visible if you click the clock in the top left of the page.

Penguin bollard.

Is the hedge protected by a soft landscaping condition / shown for retention on the site plan? If not, when you remove it you would probably be best employing the tree surgeon to grind out the stumps to 30cm depth, that way there's no danger of your neighbour's garden getting ripped up with the stum...

How do you like them apples??

No - you're wrong. Has anyone ever got successful recompense for this sort of issue? Not sure which way you are approaching this from, there is no law to prevent leaves and other natural debris from falling onto someone elses land. If you throw a mustard seed over the boundary, the law considers it...

arborlad wrote: ↑Wed Oct 03, 2018 8:44 am

Eliza wrote: ↑Wed Oct 03, 2018 8:36 am Surely not "flytipping" - just a case of putting THEIR property back onto THEIR land.

No - you're wrong.

Has anyone ever got successful recompense for this sort of issue?

arborlad wrote: ↑Wed Sep 26, 2018 9:33 am Is there a way to access this without having to sign-in to something?

Its pretty much a summary of every phonecall you've ever had if you've worked in local authority.

Ha, that's textbook

That's not a problem with the tpo, it's a problem with your neighbours!

Neighbour's gardener or your gardener?

Hi, did they go as far as to investigate your high hedge complaint and issue a decision notice? If so, your appeal would be to the Planning Inspectorate, see here: https://www.gov.uk/appeal-high-hedges-decision. If not, then it sounds like it was not validated in which case they should explain the r...

the written contract and plans are the only relevant info...whatever sales patter you were given is then irrelevant and you make it clear that with full knowledge that you don't own the hedge/trees, you choose to proceed and buy a property with a 6m high trees owned by a neighbour and over which yo...