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Neighbour problems
Started this discussion. Last reply by Hisky0 Jun 1, 2020. 11 Replies 0 Likes
I've been reading about Overhanging Tree laws. Does anyone know if they apply to council tenants? I'm in council accommodation with a looked after garden but my neighbour has once again leaned over…Back to Harringay Online
Contents Insurance
Started this discussion. Last reply by Hugh Jun 13, 2020. 14 Replies 0 Likes
I want to get new contents insurance for my council accommodation but I needed to find out when my home was built. I'm in the council accommodation next to west green primary.....anyone have a clue?…Back to Harringay Online
Overground
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Is the overground running from Seven Sisters? I keep getting different answers from the TFL website.Back to Harringay Online
Best Time for Supermarket Shopping in Harringay?
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What's the best time of day to go to Harringay's Sainsbury's and Iceland? I've been twice, both early morning, and there was a longish wait both times. I've been lucky most times I've been to…Back to Harringay Online
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"Hi Sue
Many apologies for the late reply. You have probably found someone by now, I would imagine. ."
"Oh you got my heart racing there Hugh ! I thought this item referred to origins of creation of the roads and subsequent development. I've been trying to find historic details of an actual building in Stanley Road…"
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"Yeh, 100% the owner of the trees' responsibility - although they should have chatted to you if they were thinking of cutting it - just as a courtesy.
I'd say apart from noise, it's likely to cause the most issues living in a property…"
"A sycamore, etc will always cause problems. I have the same issue (council owned land) next to me and is very frustrating, so I can imagine your neighbour being very annoyed about it. Nothing grows underneath, goes wild every year, & constantly…"
"The trees are in my garden.
The conifer has been there longer than me. Once upon a time he asked if he could cut it and I agreed but he just leaned over the fence and cut....so it was shorter but looked a mess in our garden. Since then…"
"I had this issue with a neighbour. But they didn’t cut the branches off, they ripped them. The first few years, I put on a big smile and offered to cut any overhanging branches myself if they just let me know. That didn’t seem to…"
"They can remove what falls to their side, but cannot lean over into your property. The fact that you're in a council house should not mean that the rules should be different for you (and give someone the right to do that). A neighbour did this…"
"Is it your tree or your neighbour's tree ?"
"The conifer has been there longer than me!
Thanks."
"I should add ...it's not from the top that's taken put from the sides."
Neighbour problems
I've been reading about Overhanging Tree laws. Does anyone know if they apply to council tenants? I'm in council accommodation with a looked after garden but my neighbour has once again leaned over my fence and taken quite a lot off a newish sycamore and a conifer. Where do I stand? ThanksSee More
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