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Neighbours climbing frame - what are my options?
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It's not just if it's in the front, Dave. Any structure with a platform higher than 30cm off the ground needs PP these days. I bet 99% don't have it of course. And I bet the councils are quite happy about that - imagine the pointless workload!0
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Oh, I know, the list is quite long.It's not just if it's in the front, Dave. Any structure with a platform higher than 30cm off the ground needs PP these days. I bet 99% don't have it of course. And I bet the councils are quite happy about that - imagine the pointless workload!
It also applies to play-houses in front gardens too, so there have been cases of toddler evictions:
http://www.oldham-chronicle.co.uk/news-features/8/news-headlines/94082/you-cant-build-that-here-wendy-house-will-have-to-go0
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