Boundary Wall

Mojisola

Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »

If you have a dog you are required to secure the boundary though, which could be another wall or just a fence.

I don't think anyone can make you put anything up on the boundary if the dog is restrained by other means.

loveka

I don't understand why you would not want a boundary, but hey :O.

The neighbour can put their own boundary up, on their own land if they want one.

Our neighbours have done the same. This means when I go into my garden I can see directly into their kitchen, living room and master bedroom, all of which have floor to ceiling windows with no curtains! Due to a very unusual layout, I can't put a wall up myself. I find being able to see my neighbours all the time very uncomfortable.

wheelz

Party wall act. https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/20/fences_gates_and_garden_walls/2

In a conservation area, however, you might need planning permission for relevant demolition in a conservation area to take down a fence, wall or gate..

https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/20/fences_gates_and_garden_walls

G_M

martinthebandit wrote: »

The correct answer (as it always is in these circumstances) is to invite the neighbours round for tea and cakes, have a chat with them and reach a compromise that you can all agree to.

Getting tied up in legal stuff about what you must or must not do is not going to do anyone any favours.

Thought I had local copyright on that approach, but I'll let you off......