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Can I trim my neighbour’s roots if they’re growing over my fence? Your legal rights explained

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Can I trim my neighbour’s roots if they’re growing over my fence? Your legal rights explained
The Sun
The Sun1 hrs ago
Can I trim my neighbour’s roots if they’re growing over my fence? Your legal rights explained
TREES have a mind of their own and their branches - and roots - can easily make their way into your property. But if your neighbour's pesky plants do cross boundaries, do you have a legal right to trim them? According to government guidelines, it is perfectly legal to trim branches or roots that cross...
Wales Online
Wales Online1 days ago
Woman scared to use garden after neighbour lobs rocks at her dogs through fence
A woman has been left living in fear after her neighbour began harassing both her and her dogs for simply using their own garden - throwing rocks through the fence and spraying them with liquid
Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo🏁 first to report2 days ago
What to do if a neighbour's cat keeps pooing in your garden — your legal rights
If your neighbour's cat keeps fouling in your garden, you may be wondering what your legal rights are - here's what you need to know