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New member problems with kitchen extension

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If you dig a hole make damn sure it's safe and that they can't fall down it/twist their ankle/have to take a precautionary trip to A&E/make a claim. Stick a board over it at least and take a picture if it's left unattended. I think with w@nkers like this you have to try and think ahead. Possibly even a polite registered letter / email informing them of what you're going to do 

 

They may be thinking that their erecting scaffold for inspection purposes could delay your build...which it likely would. First thing is the scaffold will go up wide enough to cause your builder grief in marking out etc. Then there'll be a delay in them taking it down..... 

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  • That’s not correct.    There is no real minimum, and a lot of houses are built 900mm or closer. Also, right of access to inspect is just that, it does not give right of access to erect scaffold

  • Just remember the important rules, my neighbours have informed me of, over the years.   1 You are entitled to a view. 2 If your tree leans over your neighbours fence they cannot cut it

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    Fab Bobby Dazzler. Don't worry about next doors deeds. Yours says it all. If you want to build 0.8 mt from that wall you crack on. There is no stipulation as to how much room you have to allow for eit

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@Bobby Dazzler, have you dug that hole yet?, can’t move on till you do! If you’re bothered about grief then pay some thick skinned (large) guys to do it for you (but warn them about stroppy neighbours). Ffs it’s your land ??.

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