u/Cool-Peach5501

Neighbouring Fences - Who's Responsible For Upkeep?

Neighbouring Fences - Who's Responsible For Upkeep?

I'm in a bit of a seemingly unusual position where I live in a semi-detached house (Cheltenham, England) with one fence seperating myself from the other semi on the right, but with the back ends of a number of gardens running the length of the left hand side.

The gardens of neighbours 1-6 on the left all have their own/different fencing which means they are in differing states of repair - but all require attention. Most of the gardens have sheds at the end which means the occupants have no view or idea that the fences are either broken or in a couple of cases, gone completely as they can't see what's behind the shed.

So my question is fairly simple - who is responsible for the upkeep of these? Should I be knocking on their doors to say that their boundary fence is collapsing/falling down and who should pay for any repairs? Is there a 'rule' as such, or is it simply something to organise amongst ourselves?

BTW The fence on the right is good - we get on well with the landlord of the adjoining house and we went halves on a new fence there, but the left is a mess.

u/Cool-Peach5501 — 2 days ago
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The Clean Streets of Ayia Napa

Bit of an unusual observation, but having just spent a week in AN, I was surprised and impressed by the overall appearance of the streets. The pavements were clean - no weeds, no litter, no scrappy benches - just incredibly well looked after. Not sure if being the first week of May has meant a clean sweep of the streets ready for the tourist season, but whatever you're doing in AN (and presumably Cyprus in general) it's really nice to see! It really stood out as a town that cares about it's appearance which I have to say, is seemingly quite rare these days.

Good work, all involved!

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u/Cool-Peach5501 — 3 days ago