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Adjoining gardens
pegeen2010
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in Wales
My new nextdoor neighbour is choosing to neglect his garden which joins my driveway. It looks bad, is full of weeds and overgrown bushes. Am I within my rights to tidy this part of his garden or am I dependent on his goodwill to take care of it?
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Talk to him, ask him if he would like you to do itmake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Yes talk to him. He will let you spend time and effort doing the work. As you posted in the "Local Money Saving. Spotted a local bargain? Let local MoneySavers know!" Forum? I am sure he will be delighted in saving by letting you do it.pegeen2010 said:My new nextdoor neighbour is choosing to neglect his garden which joins my driveway. It looks bad, is full of weeds and overgrown bushes. Am I within my rights to tidy this part of his garden or am I dependent on his goodwill to take care of it?
The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon0
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