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What the ...! 'Furious ' is not enough right now

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notjustamummythankyou · 22/04/2014 18:19

Our garden backs onto allotments, and we have a high hedge mixed with brambles at that end. Nice and natural, not causing an obstruction over the path through the allotment on the other side.

The 'gentleman' who we suspect has just taken over the allotment on the other side of our hedge has taken it upon himself to cut back huge swathes of brambles alongside this path. Doesn't affect us but a shame as its a well known blackberry picking spot.

I came home today to find him pulling down our hedge too! I'm so angry, its untrue. He said it was 'a mess' (its not) and 'blocking the path' (it never has).our garden is now half-exposed to the allotments with just a knee high chicken wire fence meant to keep out dogs which will now let yooves in.

Apart from our lovely green room not being the same, its a real security issue. We've had some trouble with break-ins coming over that way in our road. We've always been relatively safe because we had a hedge and not a fence. It feels very exposed now.

I don't know what to do now. I'm not sure what come back I've got, if any. So talk me down: I need fast growing security-conscious shrubs for a 6 foot wide space.

And if you've got any gin, that would be good too.

Angry
OP posts:
EauRouge · 18/07/2014 11:06

How the feck is it your fault? And why should you maintain council property. I'd be flicking over every slug and snail I found onto the bellend's plot.

monkeyfacegrace · 18/07/2014 11:19

A very very strong saline solution watered all over his plot should do the trick. And there will be no evidence left.

notjustamummythankyou · 21/07/2014 10:01

eau: yep, I am thinking of fashioning a slug and snail launcher to catapult said pests into allotment knob's patch.

The cheque was posted through our door yesterday. Its been post dated the end of August! It could be a mistake, but I rather think he's done it to have the last word, as it were.

Like I said: git.

I don't know how this has all turned round to apparently be our fault ... And I certainly won't be clearing nettles from council land!

If that matters so much to AK, then he can do it.

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VeryThelma · 26/07/2014 08:55

Just take the cheque to the bank the font check the date these days Shock

Oodlives · 05/08/2014 08:22

I'd phone and query the cheque, if that's not a mistake it's pretty cheeky.

ChasedByBees · 05/08/2014 08:35

How annoying for you, and annoying of the council to try and make this your fault. Did you go down the legal route in the end?

Sending every slug and dandelion head in the area into his patch seems an excellent idea.

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