Money spent on our landlords bungalow.

adouglasmhor

Jowo wrote: »

Really? I assumed that social housing tenants had to ask permission to make changes and there could be a requirement to remove features they'd fitted or that they'd receive a bill for any changes they'd made without authority?

If they do it with permission they have to be reimbursed a percentage.

mrcol1000

I would take as much as you can and recover it in gravel. You can get huge bags of gravel for next to nothing. We covered our (rented house) double drive for £10 of gravel.

speednut_2

Thanks, will look into that.

lee636

Dig it all out and fill it with water, say you thought a pond would be nice for her to sit next too! :rotfl:

pelirocco

speednut wrote: »

It had crossed my mind to remove all the materials, but i'd have to replace them with something else as there was gravel thinly coating the mud when we moved in, so financially, there's no point.

But just think of the satisfaction

lee636

Still going with the pond idea :rotfl:

speednut_2

Like it!! I'd love to see her face!!!!

speednut_2

pelirocco wrote: »

But just think of the satisfaction

I am, I am..............it may just be worth it?!

:whistle:

sequence

I'd put it back how I found it just out of spite. Put a tesco value plant pot in the centre and tell here that's your idea of landscaping.

speednut_2

Very tempting. Will have a chat with the wife when she gets home from work........