Private parking space

coffeemonster*123

How about one of these
http://www.wickes.co.uk/bin/venda?ex=co_wizr-locayta&template=wz_locayta&pageno=1&perpage=9&collate=cat%3Aivtype%3Aprice%3Apdxtpromotion&refine_sort_alph=pdxtdoorwid&threshold=90&fieldrtype=type&termtextrtype=invt&typertype=exact&typekeywordsearch=keyword&termtextkeywordsearch=security+post

msgnomey

My OH said to let all their tires down (he's a bit mean though)

spaceritual94

OK Here we go with the answers

martindow My son is a forklift truck driver. He has volunteered to dump it in a skip. My lease does not allow me to drill into the road or put up a post.
getmore4less The bays are very clearly numbered in white paint.
Bonny1 That would make the bay useless to everyone, including me, my friends and family
coffeemonster*123 No posts allowed
msgnomey I am certainly considering that. My son suggested removing the wheels.

poppysarah

Get a pile of boxes and a cover like Joey had in friends

Milliewilly

I had this problem when I lived in a block of flats in Hillsbourough - Sheffield Wednesday supporters though it was perfectly reasonable to come into the private car park and park in your paid for space.

The simple solution was to block them in. At the time I was a student so only had an old banger so wasn't too worried about any damage.

hunnie

Hi,
Could you put a row of bricks along the outer edge that would stop a car driving over and onto the space.

pinkshoes

Can you block the car in somehow? i.e. if a friend comes round, get them to park directly infront of it.

Or just put a (heavy) post and chain across the space stating private parking?

Or discuss with the freehold people about getting a post installed?

Or just put something in the space? Something big and heavy?

Contact a private clamping company?

Ladybird20

Why dont u put a cone in ur bay.....i had this problem as well but ialso wud block ppl in with my car...it is annoying tho..

wymondham

Any car in the space is trespassing on your land. I would put a note on the car saying their registration number (and put the number on the sheet) has been recorded and in the event of a repeat violation it will be clamped. I'd be inclined to not say if any charge will be made (there won't be). Record these details for your own records.

Buy a clamp and put it on if they repeat the offense. As long as you do not make a charge, damage the car and clearly state where they need to go to remove the clamp you should be OK - just the fact of having to come and see you should put people off.

Don't let it take over your life though!!

McKneff

I wouldnt even think about moving it or removing the wheels, you will be liable for any damage whatsover and you would be liable to be prosecuted for criminal damage. So think on.