London Teacher in Land Row Over 1.1m of Garden
A West London grandmother and teacher is embroiled in a bitter boundary dispute with a neighbour who allegedly removed her fence and damaged her hot tub deck, claiming 1.1 metres of her garden.
A West London grandmother and teacher is embroiled in a bitter boundary dispute with a neighbour who allegedly removed her fence and damaged her hot tub deck, claiming 1.1 metres of her garden.
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A retired teacher in Hayes, west London, claims her neighbour has stolen 1.1 metres of her garden, causing £2,000 damage and turning her dream outdoor space into a bitter boundary dispute.
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