Fence to stop peoples dogs doing their business in my garden. Stop my daughter standing in it
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Fiona gray
1 month ago
So my grandkids to play out front without dog mess and to stop a walkway from door to door especially in winter nights when people try doors to see if unlocked. Council could specify type of fencing to keep it all the same.
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Nx J
1 month ago
Fed up with people dropping rubbish and dog poop on the grass no respect also used as a short cut across rather than round also to keep family safe when outside
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Angie Macleod
1 month ago
We take care of their gardens and also have to pay for garden bin for their cuttings
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David Rabett
1 month ago
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Although the front gardens are council owned, the residents are having to pay to maintain and dispose of the land and so we feel we have the right to maintain it fully as we wish. I also would like a secured area for my baby who is starting to walk and i want a safe enclosed area for her.
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Joanna Koscinska
1 month ago
Help them people be safety.
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Supporter
1 month ago
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I have an autistic son, and an enclosed front garden would make it safer if he ever got out the front door
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Viktor Mucsi
1 month ago
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Agree with haveing to maintain but not allowed to protect. It is outrageous. The council has to choose one. Either take over the maintaining or allowing the owners to fence, plant flowers, etc.
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Mateusz Pokora
1 month ago
Help to keep that area tidy
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Lyndsay Brown
1 month ago
For the safety and security of my family.
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Arnis Barney
1 month ago
If it your house it is your front garden, front garden is par of your property and should be allowed to put fence to protect it from dogs an other things
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Craig Younger
1 month ago
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Not being able to fence off my front garden prevent me from allowing my kids to go out there safely. Stray dogs are constantly shitting on it and I’m the one that has to pick it up and cut the grass, not the council.
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Chris Dodd
1 month ago
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I too would like to put a fence my front area . This is council land however they refuse to maintain it . Multiple people have done this already with no issues . I have small family and would like them to remain safe in the front area of my property.
Fence to stop peoples dogs doing their business in my garden. Stop my daughter standing in it
So my grandkids to play out front without dog mess and to stop a walkway from door to door especially in winter nights when people try doors to see if unlocked. Council could specify type of fencing to keep it all the same.
Fed up with people dropping rubbish and dog poop on the grass no respect also used as a short cut across rather than round also to keep family safe when outside
We take care of their gardens and also have to pay for garden bin for their cuttings
Although the front gardens are council owned, the residents are having to pay to maintain and dispose of the land and so we feel we have the right to maintain it fully as we wish. I also would like a secured area for my baby who is starting to walk and i want a safe enclosed area for her.
Help them people be safety.
I have an autistic son, and an enclosed front garden would make it safer if he ever got out the front door
Agree with haveing to maintain but not allowed to protect. It is outrageous. The council has to choose one. Either take over the maintaining or allowing the owners to fence, plant flowers, etc.
Help to keep that area tidy
For the safety and security of my family.
If it your house it is your front garden, front garden is par of your property and should be allowed to put fence to protect it from dogs an other things
Not being able to fence off my front garden prevent me from allowing my kids to go out there safely. Stray dogs are constantly shitting on it and I’m the one that has to pick it up and cut the grass, not the council.
I too would like to put a fence my front area . This is council land however they refuse to maintain it . Multiple people have done this already with no issues . I have small family and would like them to remain safe in the front area of my property.
The town don’t look after the front gardens
To keep my grandkids safe