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Hedge height and loss of light
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 oh dear |
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their are many greedy and ignorant people on here who only care for themselves - fk everyone else
charlie is such a charming example |
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trees should never be cut down unless they are deemed unsafe
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i have 6 - 100 to 120 ft plus Poplars one immediately bordering my house along with masses of shrubbery and mixed varieties up to 30 ft of all sorts - blocks all the light out till 10am ish at least - sun rising from the east of course but they are all lovely
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well done moisok an abundance of greenery very beautiful
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spurs 2 0 down - doing ok tonight - can send out for more beer - they don't seem to be rashering it at all - I do love a good sanwhich - left over thinly sliced pork with pickle (sweet)
I love local pork sausages we have here - casseroled with onions, cider etc add other ingredients if you wish but a good roast leg of pork is hard to beat hope I haven't offended anyone |
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spurs have had intercourse with liepig
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the plebs with no taste or understanding would destroy all that, concrete it and maybe put up a wind turbine
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see what I did there
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of course most of you on here cannot afford virgin or sky etc
where as I can but trust me when I say totteringhopspuds are in serious do do here their defence is amazingly awful |
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Trees down now. Looks fcking 'orrible.
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I know eff all about cutting trees down, but that sounds like a hell of a price. I thought everything went through a shredder nowadays and was reduced to chippings?
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It does but they still have to cut it down first and there was more work involved.
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Charlie ya should have delayed another couple of weeks.
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Hope you don't mean I might be dead by then!
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As said above the Right to Light / Ancient Lights law gives you a right to illumination.
"the owner of a building with windows that have received natural daylight for 20 years or more is entitled to forbid any construction or other obstruction that would deprive him or her of that illumination." |
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It was nothing to with windows it was light in the garden which I didn't know was a right.
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To be fair to the woman next door who complained I did look on Google arial view and, as it happened, it was a nice sunny day. It did show a huge shadow on her garden. I could have kept one of the leylandii and she would have been no better off but decided to do the decent thing.
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I didn't Charlie, over that "hedge" many hours were discussed probably when now in cold reality it is now something else discussed, fwiw and i haven't read the thread a pity it couldn't have been compromised, i won't be happy if a lot of shade went on my property though.
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It wasn't really a hedge in the normal way, the trees were at the bottom of my garden and the neighbour is to the right of me as in a semi-detached house. As I said I could have kept one of them because one tree doesn't constitute a hedge. Bollocks to it it's done now.
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