Garden Law Discussion

Councils have started furloughing staff who are not required for essential services.

I somehow don't think planning or building control can, in any way, shape or form, be considered essential

I wonder how they intend retaining any soil on top of those gabions because fencing will simply rot at the base Where is the true boundary on all that structure ....because leylandi would seem to be only sensible thing to now plant in front of it much though i hate the thugs Assuming the boundary w...

This appears to have turned into a vendetta

Re; The question of adoption. I was wondering if the MOD, when they owned and used the estate, had an arrangement with the council for street cleaning and repairs, and that is why there appears to be no official adoption as would be found on a newly built estate. From 30 years experience of living ...

You first have to find a builder who is willing to open himself to a charge of criminal damage.

I see the neighbours point. He wants to be put back into the same position as before any work was done. Using tingles instead of nailing is not being put back in the same position.

I don't think tree surgeons tend to be well versed in how insurance companies operate. If your insurance company believes that your neighbour was responsible then they will recover the cost from them.

I've seen Have you looked at no. 5s LR docs? I've seen their title register and plan from Land Registry - the ones that cost £3 each. My neighbours have also shared their TP1 map which has their red line on the other side of the black line from my red line (if that makes sense!). I should add that ...

Have you looked at no. 5s LR docs?

You never mentioned vehicles parked opposite as ell. Ambulances getting on to drives is immaterial. Unless the drive is long they just park on the road.

Police will not touch this unless the highway itself is obstructed and preventing through traffic. Local council won't touch it if you are parking across your own dropped kerb. The neighbour is only causing a problem on one side so approach from the other direction. what you mean approach from the ...

Police will not touch this unless the highway itself is obstructed and preventing through traffic. Local council won't touch it if you are parking across your own dropped kerb.

The neighbour is only causing a problem on one side so approach from the other direction.

We haven’t thought about involving the neighbour yet. We want builder to move the fence to the edge of our wall, not against it. Currently, neighbour’s fence and a bit of their plant beds encroach our land. We also want builder to do drainage works in neighbour’s garden so our air bricks won’t be a...

It was this one www.gov.uk/control-dog-public Earlier in this thread you posted: You are not allowed to let your dogs roam free because they are then not under your control. You were wrong. The link you just posted doesn't support what you said earlier. The offence is having a dog dangerously out o...

The fear of it doing is sufficient under the new rules to consider it dangerously out of control