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Neighbour restricting my right of way

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  • G_M
    G_M Posts: 51,977 Forumite
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    So it it the location of the hedge itself, or the fact tht it is 'overgrown' that is the problem?

    Laura also contains arsenic. Tht's how I inherited my current property.....
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    Tell me about it. I live in a semi with a shared drive, and the neighbour treats it as his own private fiefdom. He's turned it into a builder's yard, with paving slabs, railway sleepers, wheelbarrows, cement mixer, and at times, up to six cars. He regularly parks the family car with the back sticking out of the drive blocking the pavement.
  • bertiewhite
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    davidmcn wrote: »
    I suspect dumping some unwanted garden waste would merely antagonise the neighbour further!

    I think you're supposed to "offer it back" rather than dumping it, aren't you?
  • bouicca21
    bouicca21 Posts: 6,518 Forumite
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    Pedant alert! Surely laurel is cyanide not arsenic?
  • Davesnave
    Davesnave Posts: 34,741 Forumite
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    edited 11 October 2017 at 7:13PM
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    bouicca21 wrote: »
    Pedant alert! Surely laurel is cyanide not arsenic?
    Absolutely right. Apologies, although for most it's academic.

    However, not good to confuse laurel (prunus lauroceracus) with bay (laurus nobilis) when making spaghetti bolognese!
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