On Thursday, 22 February 2018 14:10:52 UTC, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
SO you see you don't have a right to have a skip outside your front door.

*You* never did.

Yes I know.

The council has, though, and will sell you that right for
a limited time. Is that really too difficult for you to understand?

can you prove that, can you show me or at least how much it costs and
for how long, what form you need to fill out as I've never seen one and
don't know anyone that has.

Then I suggest you go to your local council offices and ask to see one. Or
look it up online.

Have done but there seems no way of me reserving the area oputside my place called the road.


And you must walk around with your eyes closed if you've never seen 'bay
suspended' notices on a lamppost etc, with the reason for it on the notice.

No I've never seen bay suspened with such a notice that is been put up by an individual, if there were such a thing then I could print my own and put them out on the road reserving a place for friends and family when they wish to come over. I've a friend coming from australia next week, he's horing a car so can I put a notice up reserving the space outside for him, I've always been told by the council yuo'r not allowed to do such a thing. When my dad tried it years ago the police turned up to remove the wheelie bins he'd put out.