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Neighbors running a repair business from home?
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We don't have LP as far as I'm aware, but I'll have a check on this also. Thank youWIAWSNB said:Steven, do you have CCTV that covers your land up to that boundary - and capture the foul and aggressive language? If not, fit one, and download all the relevant clips, dated and timed. Keep them secure - do not share them with anyone. They are there only if you need to escalet the situation. Evidence is everything.Are any other neighbours cheesed off with what's going on? If so, much much better if a number of complaints are submitted at the same time.Does this 'garage' have a name? Are they a registered company? Do you reckon they are insured to carry out this work at a residential premises? Who works there? Do you reckon they have emplyment conttracts?! Pay their taxes?Do your investigation as best you can.I'd also suggest that it's almost certain they are breaching the terms of the house insurance policy. So you make sure that your policy is watertight in case their house burns down, threatening yours... Also include Legal Protection. On that last point - do you already have LP, and - if so - when was it added?0 -
FreeBear said:
A pretty good chance that some or all of these cars are without a valid MOT, road tax, or insurance. I'm sure the police would be "having words" when one of their patrol cars do a tour of the hood.StevenB12 said: currently there is about 13 cars outside parked up on the grass etc.
People banging on about this............
If the cars are off the road, then they don't need any of these things.2 -
Only if said cars are on private land and not parked in roadside parking bays or grass verges outside the house curtilage.newsgroupmonkey_ said:FreeBear said:
A pretty good chance that some or all of these cars are without a valid MOT, road tax, or insurance. I'm sure the police would be "having words" when one of their patrol cars do a tour of the hood.StevenB12 said: currently there is about 13 cars outside parked up on the grass etc.
People banging on about this............
If the cars are off the road, then they don't need any of these things.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales5 -
From the OPlincroft1710 said:
Only if said cars are on private land and not parked in roadside parking bays or grass verges outside the house curtilage.newsgroupmonkey_ said:FreeBear said:
A pretty good chance that some or all of these cars are without a valid MOT, road tax, or insurance. I'm sure the police would be "having words" when one of their patrol cars do a tour of the hood.StevenB12 said: currently there is about 13 cars outside parked up on the grass etc.
People banging on about this............
If the cars are off the road, then they don't need any of these things.
"currently there is about 13 cars outside parked up on the grass etc. "
So those "banging on about this" would seem to be correct.6 -
Exactly.....MeteredOut said:
From the OPlincroft1710 said:
Only if said cars are on private land and not parked in roadside parking bays or grass verges outside the house curtilage.newsgroupmonkey_ said:FreeBear said:
A pretty good chance that some or all of these cars are without a valid MOT, road tax, or insurance. I'm sure the police would be "having words" when one of their patrol cars do a tour of the hood.StevenB12 said: currently there is about 13 cars outside parked up on the grass etc.
People banging on about this............
If the cars are off the road, then they don't need any of these things.
"currently there is about 13 cars outside parked up on the grass etc. "
So those "banging on about this" would seem to be correct.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales3 -
Yeah most of the vehicles are parked away from their house on council land at the moment. They have about 3 or 4 parked on their drive way, 4 or so are parked half on the footpath and half off. And the rest are on the grass
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How did they get to the pavement? Why would they be repaired if not road legal l. That's why we are "banging on about it"newsgroupmonkey_ said:FreeBear said:
A pretty good chance that some or all of these cars are without a valid MOT, road tax, or insurance. I'm sure the police would be "having words" when one of their patrol cars do a tour of the hood.StevenB12 said: currently there is about 13 cars outside parked up on the grass etc.
People banging on about this............
If the cars are off the road, then they don't need any of these things.2 -
What's your local councillor saying?StevenB12 said:Yeah most of the vehicles are parked away from their house on council land at the moment. They have about 3 or 4 parked on their drive way, 4 or so are parked half on the footpath and half off. And the rest are on the grass1 -
Haven't contacted them yet, but on the to do list. Was giving it some time to see if anything would change but only getting worse from the sounds of it recently.m0bov said:
What's your local councillor saying?StevenB12 said:Yeah most of the vehicles are parked away from their house on council land at the moment. They have about 3 or 4 parked on their drive way, 4 or so are parked half on the footpath and half off. And the rest are on the grass
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