noiseboy72
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Oh I could have so much fun trolling the shed draggers forum...
If deemed as a static caravan, not a tourer, then planning permission does have to be applied for.My thoughts are that it may be illegal without planning permission. I know that friend's of mine had a major extension done on their house, so they brought in a caravan to live in for 9-12 months whilst construction was under way. They had to get additional planning permission for the caravan over and above what was required for the extension, even though it was a very large garden and the caravan was going to be placed behind trees and virtually invisible to neighbours. They were granted temporary permission on the understanding it was removed after the house extension was completed.
Woah there, hold your horses, he hasn't even spoken to them. Venting his spleen on here is just part of General Chat banter. Assuming you were addressing the OP that is.Your language is combative, unhelpful and inflammatory, so I would advise you seek wise counsel, a trusted friend or colleague with no vested interests to assist you.
Personally I’d avoid this plant. Apart from prone to disease, in Spring they shed bright red leaves.Usually a red robin plant.
My rare rages have been about fences and boundaries, I have to blame my late father for this trait but I have never physically harmed anyone yet!.......but I can see this very clearly, a neighbour who has already upset you has just added to your distress, it is not trivial to you that is unfair to judge how you are affected and if you can solve this it will be a step forward. Find out legally if this is not permitted..if it is then your only option is to disguise the view. We are doing this at this very time and it makes us feel like we can take a step in the right direction. We got so low about our situation that something had to give. So hopefully you can come up with the option open to you that will help.....We have open wire fence above a old stone low wall so husband made frames about 2 metres long and 1 metre high but you would need higher and we lined the frame with garden fabric and with drilled holes and cables ties we fixed it to the wire fence...and if need be to go higher we can. We have hedges of various sorts in front but see through so the panels were compulsory and being green material they blend so well. Good Luck.It’s just two clean caravans on a neighbours drive. Ok, they don’t exactly look classy but if it was me and I was bothered I’d just put up a fence with trellis on. It’s not worth the stress, aggravation, worry and potential confrontation over something so trivial.
Yes we looked at the deeds and the boundary fence is jointly owned not his. So he should get our agreement before changing the fence and we said no, leave the fence alone.The Title Deeds tell you what belongs to you, what is and what is not your property. Surely you have them dug out by now?
Talk of court - I suggest you seek legal council, we have only bits of information here, but ultimately we are but barrack room lawyers, you need to dig out the legal docs, Title Deeds, for your property, then research this border dispute via Google and relevant Gov websites, most certainly not "I heard it from a bloke down the pub / on Facebook" which is what you seem to be doing, and then, if you still fail to understand your legal rights, seek a solicitor.
You may also need to speak to the neighbour, that is the most logical and what any given solicitor will advise in the first instance.
Only after that will a solicitor likely delve deeper & fully tell you your legal rights, much of which, by that time, you will have fully researched and have some comprehension anyhow. A legal letter from your chosen solicitor does do wonders for belligerent fools and may help you in the long run.
It's not rocket science, but takes a bit of initiative and gumption on your part. Some "leg / finger work" too.
If only this was true...The Title Deeds tell you what belongs to you, what is and what is not your property. Surely you have them dug out by now?
I'm wondering what the OP decided to do in the end if anything.