Guy blocked in driveway due to neighbours
Discussion
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/04/28/man-doc...
telegrapgh said:
He added: "The police have visited multiple times and agree that there has been no breach of law. Facilitating mitigation has been offered on numerous occasions but repeatedly been refused by Mr Setterfield as he stated he did not wish to speak to his neighbours.
Whats best thing to do?We had similar but not quite as bad, drive car towards your drive, stop when can go no further, get out lock car and go into your house.
I'll give it 20 minutes max before you get a knock at the door, explain situation calmly, repeat until successful access to driveway.
Or level 2 - go out for a few hours!
I'll give it 20 minutes max before you get a knock at the door, explain situation calmly, repeat until successful access to driveway.
Or level 2 - go out for a few hours!
Strictly speaking, you can block access to a driveway. But you can't block somebody on their drive.
tttish but true.
( A workmate parks his car across a neighbours drive, his neighbour only had it installed for their sons weekly visit. Police called on occasions by his neighbour, he now has a police letter to show them confirming no offence)
tttish but true.
( A workmate parks his car across a neighbours drive, his neighbour only had it installed for their sons weekly visit. Police called on occasions by his neighbour, he now has a police letter to show them confirming no offence)
Remember that bloke that bought a tank...
I would be buying similar, have it dumped just behind the cars and block everyone in, and take a 3 week holiday to somewhere sunny
Totally selfish gits.
If you have more cars than driveway space.... buy a house with a bigger drive.
Don't make your problem everyone else's problem.
I would be buying similar, have it dumped just behind the cars and block everyone in, and take a 3 week holiday to somewhere sunny
Totally selfish gits.
If you have more cars than driveway space.... buy a house with a bigger drive.
Don't make your problem everyone else's problem.
MarkwG said:
What he should do is what they've suggested - accept the mediation offer, then they're on notice to keep the entrance clear. He's refusing their offers of help, so he's lost the moral high ground. There's no point whining on if he won't talk to them in the first place.
This is PistonHeads and you're writing commonsense ...?!Troubleatmill said:
Remember that bloke that bought a tank...
I would be buying similar, have it dumped just behind the cars and block everyone in, and take a 3 week holiday to somewhere sunny
Totally selfish gits.
If you have more cars than driveway space.... buy a house with a bigger drive.
Don't make your problem everyone else's problem.
100% agree I would be buying similar, have it dumped just behind the cars and block everyone in, and take a 3 week holiday to somewhere sunny
Totally selfish gits.
If you have more cars than driveway space.... buy a house with a bigger drive.
Don't make your problem everyone else's problem.
Jimboka said:
Strictly speaking, you can block access to a driveway. But you can't block somebody on their drive.
tttish but true.
( A workmate parks his car across a neighbours drive, his neighbour only had it installed for their sons weekly visit. Police called on occasions by his neighbour, he now has a police letter to show them confirming no offence)
Your workmate is a bellend.tttish but true.
( A workmate parks his car across a neighbours drive, his neighbour only had it installed for their sons weekly visit. Police called on occasions by his neighbour, he now has a police letter to show them confirming no offence)
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