On Monday, 19 February 2018 18:41:51 UTC, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
A tradesman's permit can allow the space outside the house being worked on
to be reserves for him. Think skips, etc.

You don;t have a legal right to reserve any space even one outside yuor
home, my dad tried that years ago puttign out a wheelie bin so a
trademan could deliver some paving slabs, but you DO NOT have the right
to reserve a parking space for ANYONE else not even yourself.

That's why you need a special permit for tradesmen, etc. From the council.
Who do have the rights.

And that relates to a parking zone NOT a persons adresss.


Good to know your dad was as daft as yourself...

Yes a person is daft to think an individual owns the road outside their house just because they pay council and road tax, they do not own the road.



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