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  1. Thanks everyone for their inputs, very useful information! I will sort out a PP application and do it the right way, I don't like the idea of putting it up and then going for retrospective planning!?
  2. Has anyone ever had any issues with retrospective planning? (or know someone else that has?)
  3. Ideally, I would replace it with a section of wall as I don't think it will look right having a section of fence there. I haven't got any concerns about neighbours around me making any complaints as it wouldn't actually affect any of them. My concern was with the planning permission side of things. Is it morally wrong to crack on and alter the wall, and then worry about applying for retrospective planning later? ?
  4. By removing the curved section I would gain a significant amount of garden space. I will give the planning office a call tomorrow and see what they say. It's a shame that gaining planning permission takes so long, I was hoping to get the garden ready for the summer!
  5. I think they are meant to be visibility splays, however for years now there have been huge bushes that stop them being of any use. I have attached a plan. The green circle is the wall in question.
  6. Its certainly a strange feature to have! If moved I would gain so much space in my garden! I see! Did you have much trouble getting permission? & how long did it take? With this, no other houses will be affected by the change which is good. It is just the added feature of being right on the boundary that makes it more difficult. I am having mixed opinions on this, some people are saying that it should be fine as it is just an alteration to the wall and others are saying differently so now I'm caught in 2 minds! I guess the best/ safest thing to do would be just to apply for it. Trouble is I want to get the garden sorted before the summer! Haha
  7. I am unsure why it is curved, I have another curved section on the other side of the house also. Weird I know! The piece of tarmac to the right hand side is my drive way. For visibility, no other properties will be affected by the wall alterations. Previously there were some very large bushes in that space.
  8. Hi everyone!I am hoping for some opinions on whether or not I need planning permission to alter my garden wall. The wall is 6ft high, and has a large curve as seen in the photos attached. I want to remove the curve and straighten it up as shown by my amazing artwork (not to scale). I have read on various threads online that altering a wall of any height can be done without PP. However I don't know if this counts as altering, or other? I also wonder if it being on the curbside would make a difference?Any opinions will be greatly appreciated!ThanksMax
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