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Neighbours Front Garden
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Spookalili, you have not said if your council charge to take a sofa.
You need to tell us that so the advise can be more focused and helpful.There will be no Brexit dividend for Britain.0 -
one man's trash ......
I think you should have a reality check and stop trying to impose yourself on your neighbours.0 -
Could be someone dumped it in his garden and hes damned if hes going to pay to get rid of it.
Knock on his door and tell him youve a mate who owes you a favour that could shift it (then pay someone to take it to tip)0 -
It's likely this neighbour doesn't like your curtains either. But as its YOUR house, it really is none of his business.:A:dance:1+1+1=1:dance::A
"Marleyboy you are a legend!"
MarleyBoy "You are the Greatest"
Marleyboy You Are A Legend!
Marleyboy speaks sense
marleyboy (total legend)
Marleyboy - You are, indeed, a legend.0 -
Ah! That would be telling!A very thorough list of options GM :T
Just out of curiosity, which route would you take?
But seriously, it would depend on specific circumstances. I might speak to him about it, but not if there is a history of him threatening/swearing at me....(or other neighbours).
I might ring, or suggest he ring, the council - but not if the local council charge an arm and a leg to collect.
I might use a mate's van at night, or offer him my mate's van, but not if I don't have a mate with a van!
...:rotfl:0
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