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  1. Terry Nutkins

    Terry Nutkins Well-Known Member

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    Point number 1 is quite possibly the worst piece of advice I've read on this site.
     
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    I know it's off track but a few months ago the council bloke offered to get me one of them yellow disabled spaces painted outside my house because I have a blue badge but he did warn me that anyone displaying a blue badge could use it ;);) just wish I had the bottle to try it in someone else's space;);)
     
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    I get it's inconvenient but your wife shouts at people for it? Unless they're on your drive you don't own the space outside your house. If I was them I know where I'd be parking every time I visit in future... and it's not 5 houses down the road :p
     
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    Our ex-neighbour's mother had a habit of parking outside my house. There was no shortage of space outside the house next door, but she did it anyway. I'd been parking in that spot for 25 years and while I agree I don't own the road, nevertheless I felt that the spot was "mine". There's no logic to that, but goats are a bit territorial at the best of times.

    Anyway, on the days that she did it, I just parked outside her daughter's house next door. I'm guessing that it must have wound up the neighbours, because after a few weeks of it, she stopped parking in front of me.

    I know, I know... small things please small minds. :)
     
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    we don’t own the space outside our house but it’s just manners not to park right outside someone’s house when theres space at the house your visiting. I wouldn’t do it. There’s space for 3 cars on our drives and 2 outside. Then we’re straight opposite fields so can park all along the opposite side of the road without being outside a house. So unless someone is having a massive party there’s definitely no need to park outside someone’s house. We dont have much of a front garden so I don’t want folk parking outside my house if they don’t need to :D
     
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    Unless it's changed fairly recently it used to tell you before you could access the site.

    Still illegal according to this....""
    I am entitled to the insurance information about the vehicle detailed above for one or more of the following reasons: It is either registered/ owned/ insured by me or my employer; I am permitted to drive it; I am an Insurance Broker or agent and acting on behalf of my client.

    I understand it is an offence to wrongfully obtain information of this nature without any of the above reasonable causes. If I fail to provide true reasons for acquiring this information I may be committing an offence of unlawfully obtaining data contrary to section 170 of the Data Protection Act 2018. I declare that the information provided will not be used for any purposes unrelated to this enquiry."
     
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