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February's Most Popular Articles...
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Planning Permission for Driveways: Following a change in the law in England in October 2008, planning permission is now required for homeowners wishing to pave a front garden with a… [1072 views in Feb]
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Sloping Driveway: Do I Need Surface Drainage and Permission?: Paving over front gardens to provide car parking has been an emotive subject for some time and because of this,… [498 views in Feb]
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What Counts as a Permeable Driveway Surface?: Many people are aware that the regulations in England for paving over front gardens for driveways have changed to persuade people to… [432 views in Feb]
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Gravel Driveways: Advantages and Disadvantages: Gravel driveways are one of the most popular choices for driveways and hard landscaping in the UK, and it's easy to see why. It's… [268 views in Feb]
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The Art of Laying Tarmac: In our overview article about tarmac laying, we discussed the fact that it's not really a job for the ordinary handyman. This is because of the skill level… [240 views in Feb]
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Is Gravel Suitable on a Sloping Driveway?: You're absolutely right, gravel will be impractical for a drive with a slope like that. Quite apart from the constant topping up that… [206 views in Feb]
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Fenser2
Re: Your Property Boundary: What You Need to Know
Hello, Hoping someone can please help me with the following: My front boundary is a hedge, beyond the…
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Becks
Re: Planning Permission for Driveways
Hi I’m in the process of selling my fathers house he laid slabs on the front garden but this was pre the planning regs that…
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Re: Resin Bound Driveway Surfacing
I had my driveway done last March with a silver (titanium).it looked ok at first but after a couple of days shading started to…
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Ali
Re: Your Property Boundary: What You Need to Know
My old neighbour many years ago dropped the curb himself and dropped it about 2 feet in front of my side…
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Re: Choosing and Fitting Edging for Block Paving
I needed people to make a bock paving driveway........
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Re: Resin Bound Driveway Surfacing
We have heard that resin bound driveways can go white if laid on a wet surface. How long does it take for it to turn white? We…
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Re: Resin Bound Driveway Surfacing
I have just had a resin bound surface laid on my concrete driveway. The first two thirds are perfectly even coloured. The final…
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Re: The Art of Laying Tarmac
Hi , can any reputable tarmac companies be recommended for our long drive , local to Cheshire and Warrington please ? Regards .
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Re: Planning Permission for Driveways
I live in a conservation area and want to create a new additional driveway on the other side of our house. The space would…
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