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great news she's back she might not be in a rush again to get her freedom

might be a member called Seaforth in his neck of the woods

as said just the neighbours with boundary's with yours and you don't have many as separated with a passageway by looks of it

just neighbours who have boundary's with yours , it gives some weight to your plans as your shed already exists it's only really a change of use you would need I can see you winning this one , just be polite sounds like the housing officer is a bit green in the gills and probably hasn't come up with pigeon loft applications before

Happy Birthday Klaus , hope your having a great day

a pigeon loft is classed as a non permanent structure and state that it will be a sectional building made from wood

pretty same as yesterday full cloud cover black sky damp cold , but it's summer in blighty and this is global warming lol

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First of all , Welcome To Pigeon Basics we hope you enjoy our site , I suggest you go above your housing officer , firstly find out from the planning office at your local town hall / council if there's any clauses prohibiting the keeping of pigeons on the house deeds if new build there well could be but if an older house i doubt there is , secondly find out what are the planning criteria to have a pigeon loft on your back garden , your planning officer should be able to advise you on how far away from house and boundary's any said structure should be . Then consult with your neighbours that your going to have a few pigeons as it helps to have these on side and a letter from each of them stating there quite happy for you to have a structure on your garden for your pigeons , when armed with this information go back to your housing officer , ( which i doubt hasn't dealt with many pigeon loft applications if any at all ) and in a nice way put the facts in front of them requesting permission to errect your pigeon loft , most housing associations have set rules for pigeon lofts as well , mainly the number of birds kept and stuff . And if get really stuck after done everything in the nicest way you can , just tell the housing association there breaching your human rights

well done Lee Cracking performances :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

he just say it , as it is and have to agree his writings are good to read he speaks a lot of sense

Well done Kirky hope it goes all the way :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

off fer a toss hope weather holds out / improves

Happy Birthday LossieDooDame have a great day

Black skies so looks like rain might have to hold back on the training and see if the weather improves

one number , if it was raining soup i'd be only one with a fork lol

37 of 36 , Hull stray taking it back tomorrow

Welcome to Pigeon Basics Josh , guess Bristolkev is from Bristol other than him can't recall any others from your neck of the woods I'M sure if there is they'll make themselves known

30 miler today they've booked there ideas up and are ripping for home 40 miles tomorrow then one more then i'll bring them back to 20 for a few tosses before first race

aye a few latebreds untrained that will just fly in circles

Just hope the Saints come marching in for ya Tammy

so far lost 1 and no injuries yet

had a cracking toss , same again tomorrow at 20 miles