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Have a polite word with your neighbour, he may not even realise it is causing you a problem. It may be a slight inconvenience to him to find an alternative space or get a permit, but it is obviously a severe inconvenience to your partner, who can no longer leave the house alone. What if there was an emergency and she was home alone? If he is a decent person he will understand. He has probably got away with it for some time, and he should pay up like the other residents.

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First of all, apologies, on my phone ATM.

 

Answers to questions.

 

1. All houses are owned by 1 landlord. Lease agreement states its not to be used for parking. When we signed our agreement landlord said it would be OK for a few mins if we had a bulky item ie washer to unload.

 

2. Already done the "quiet" word and in fairness he did stop for all of 2 days. Other tenants have mentioned that he has been asked before by them and been ignored.

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No we're renting from the 1 landlord.

 

Tbh I posted up because we're at the stage of needing to take it further but I wasn't sure who to go to, the landlord because of the lease breach or the council for the permit fee avoidance.

 

The permit itself isn't much, works out at less than 50p a week.

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if she is registered as disabled check with social services about getting wheelchair access back & front here in Redditch they have altered our access back & front for wheelchair access & provided a designated disabled parking bay

The designated disabled parking bays that are in residential areas are usually un enforceable and rely on public courtesy that the op's neighbour seems to lack and this would still not alleviate the original problem.

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Why not get him a permit (and pay for it if there's a charge) that way everyone's a winner.

 

What a great idea! Should take all the heat out of the situation although he's not forced to accept.

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Why not get him a permit (and pay for it if there's a charge) that way everyone's a winner.

 

Why should we pay "an extra premium" to be able to access a property we already pay for? I know its not much but we already pay for the access in our rent.

 

Emailed LL with time/date/GPS stamped images this morning. We'll see what happens.

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Why should we pay "an extra premium" to be able to access a property we already pay for? I know its not much but we already pay for the access in our rent.

 

Emailed LL with time/date/GPS stamped images this morning. We'll see what happens.

 

If you want the situation sorted out to everyone's satisfaction, then why not.

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