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Pixel Pusher
4,735 posts
28 months
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Pig Skill said: No, this is me - the OP. Now watch your mouth son or I'll smash your face in and kick your balls up your back   Did you used to post as 911Motorsport?
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AJS-
10,017 posts
105 months
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What the shuddering f  k is that?
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Vieste
9,108 posts
29 months
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A crappy photo-shop 
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Booey
6,524 posts
49 months
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Or a quality fancy dress outfit.
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Pixel Pusher
4,735 posts
28 months
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Vieste said: A crappy photo-shop Mind you, Phil Collins don't look too shabby for an old fella.
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moanthebairns
4,272 posts
67 months
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Im sad to report after a moderate breeze last night most of his windmills are no more. some are dropping but most are f ked with various propellers lying across the street. Tis a shame.
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VERN UK
133 posts
13 months
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pimping said: Kind of reminds me of this well turned out guy who keeps looking in through the window when walking past as I try to finger the wife watching corry......   Coffee on computer time
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dmulally
2,773 posts
49 months
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moanthebairns said: Im sad to report after a moderate breeze last night most of his windmills are no more. some are dropping but most are f ked with various propellers lying across the street. Tis a shame. It was you, wasnt it? You monster! Pics please.
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moanthebairns
4,272 posts
67 months
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 not the best picture but I can assure you I had barber's adagio playing in the background whilst i took the photo
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Dog Star
2,688 posts
37 months
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My parents house is, to be frank, "a bit of a mess" - they are most definitely not short of money or anything, it's just that my dad (retired) does not trust tradesmen at all and, although he does amazing quality work, is unable to finish any DIY job that he does.
Consequently their house looks like a ruin. It's not good, and I must admit that if I lived next door I wouldn't be happy.
However what really really gets on my tits is having people come up to me in the local pub having a go at me about the state of their place (I moved out about 15 years ago ffs!) - the other thing being that it's not actually the next door neighbours that moan, but people at the other end of the street.
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moanthebairns
4,272 posts
67 months
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 ok I was kinda taking the piss posting windmills photos and wasnt bothered in the slightest. But I came home yesterday to find this. I initially thought he was building an ark due to the sheer size. It turns out to be a garage. I know there is another shed in the picture but at least that is in proportion to the house and garden. His garden is now a garage. looks a bit naff but hey nothing I can do
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AndyClockwise
530 posts
31 months
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Have you checked on the local council website that they have planning permission for building this garage?
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moanthebairns
4,272 posts
67 months
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AndyClockwise said: Have you checked on the local council website that they have planning permission for building this garage? its timber dont think it counts
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King Herald
18,358 posts
85 months
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moanthebairns said: its timber dont think it counts An urban myth. You may still need planning permission to build wood shed. It is not automatically exempt.
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Pig Skill
Original Poster
1,368 posts
72 months
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Basically, you are entitled to have a log cabin in your garden up to 4m (13.4ft) in height. If that cabin is over 2.5m (8.25ft) in height and less than 2m (6.6ft) away from any boundary, you will most likely need permission. The permission however, is likely to be granted as the law says you are entitled to go up to 4m in height I thank you 
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moanthebairns
4,272 posts
67 months
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Pig Skill said: Basically, you are entitled to have a log cabin in your garden up to 4m (13.4ft) in height. If that cabin is over 2.5m (8.25ft) in height and less than 2m (6.6ft) away from any boundary, you will most likely need permission. The permission however, is likely to be granted as the law says you are entitled to go up to 4m in height I thank you height ok, but its not 2 m away from surrounding borders
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poo at Paul's
3,068 posts
44 months
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Less than 2.5m and it needs to be 1m from the boundary if made of 'combustible materials'
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Angelus
1,870 posts
33 months
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In Scotland you need to be at least 1 mtr from the boundary and it needs to be no more than 30% of your total land, or you will need planning. You may still need a building warrant, depending on the materials and type of manufacture. A wooden garage should be ok though.
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moanthebairns
4,272 posts
67 months
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As I said the windmills etc were just funny this is a bit like wtf. Well no need to complain to council a neighbour came around today and asked if Id seen a letter requesting planning permission. I hadnt nor had they. They are phoning the council monday to complain. I just cant work out why the f k youd ruin your back garden to keep an old TT in it.
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rumple
2,527 posts
20 months
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Audi TT, f k me id be more pissed off living next door to a TT than the garage and all the other s t.
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