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Fuschia wrote:

You can use barbed wire but it must be entirely out of reach of any
'innocent' contact - think children, elderly or blind.

We can't run the world on that basis!

We can and do, it's a well established legal constraint about the use of
barbed wire on domestic-home boundaries where the public has access on the
other side.

Janet

"Janet" wrote in message
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In article , says...

Fuschia wrote:

You can use barbed wire but it must be entirely out of reach of any
'innocent' contact - think children, elderly or blind.

We can't run the world on that basis!

We can and do, it's a well established legal constraint about the use of
barbed wire on domestic-home boundaries where the public has access on the
other side.

Janet

Our local council alledgedy trim any undergrowth, brambles etc that overhang
a pavement . I say alledgedly because I haven't seen any of this activity in
any putlying districts.

Bill

On Thu, 16 Feb 2012 17:26:17 -0000, Bill Grey wrote:

Our local council alledgedy trim any undergrowth, brambles etc that
overhang a pavement . I say alledgedly because I haven't seen any of
this activity in any putlying districts.

Triming vegitation seems to be one of the first things that gets cut,
apart from grass verge cutting which is quick a simple. The number of
roadsigns that are partially or completly obscured by bits of bush or
tree is bad everywhere, countryside or towns.

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Cheers
Dave.