Garden Law Discussion

https://www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/assets ... -V4.61.pdf
https://www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/assets ... iteria.pdf

So this is all about a few screws/nails in your post and the loss of 10cm of land?

Or is it a case that you don't really want the fence extending and that is the real crux of the matter?

I think they will reject all these offers to help mitigate the lose of the triangle on my bit of path at the top. In which case I assume there is absolutely nothing I can do? Which is not really surprising considering all options involve them in either cost or losing part of a shared area that they...

There is nothing stopping you putting a fence along the back of the garages I assume?

As the pole is up against your wall ...has it been attached to your wall ? If thats the case it adds to the demand that he resites the pole and dish completely on his own land When I first looked, he had it attached to his garage with the pole then running up my wall (see attached diagram). I'll do...

despair wrote: ↑Sat Dec 19, 2020 7:09 pm Bully for you ....i have tried 2 with no luck

Oh dear, not having a good day by the sound of it.

despair wrote: ↑Sat Dec 19, 2020 5:32 pm You need to redo those photos because as they are they cannot be viewed

Try another browser. I can see them with no problem

Is there possibly something in asbestos removal regulations that could force their hand into allowing your removal contractor access to remove it?

Self pruning trees do it for their benefit to help them flourish and grow. Obviously the numbskull at the HA doesn't actually understand what it means. The HA has no voice or rights in law to decide what you do to an overhanging tree, even if it was on their land. They may use that excuse to shirk s...

https://northernwoodlands.org/articles/ ... g-branches

But it doesn't stop you pruning back anything that overhangs.

despair wrote: ↑Wed Nov 11, 2020 7:52 pm Wet wipes are not allowed to be put down toilets and drains

You SHOULDN'T put wet wipes down toilets and drains. There is nothing forbidding you doing it

It's only going to cost you if you want to fence it in. Are any others fenced in or just the odd hedge?

It seems very strange that your situation isn't unique in that patch of houses, looking at the plans you posted.

Is the owner in a position to grant permission while there is a tenant in place who has rights to quiet enjoyment and would not be expecting strangers access their garden?

Also, as you appear to be on the corner of a junction, there may well have been a planning condition that the gates were set far enough back to allow a vehicle to stop on on the approach for the gates to be opened rather than obstructing the highway at a junction

Did they just cut through the base or remove it?

If it was going to impede the safe use of scaffolding then I can understand them removing it.