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Can you remove a hedge that is the boundary to a council tenant or do you need permission the boundary is council property?
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∙ 14y ago
As a general rule as you stand at your door and look at the garden the boundry to your left is yours to maintain, so under the terms of your tenancy this could be replaced with something else, normally.
However ask your local housing officer if you are unsure of this, it is their job to help you with things like this!
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