A woman built a fence to keep her neighbors' kids out of her yard — but now the neighbors are asking her to move it further from their driveway so they have more room to park. The woman shared ...

Pour a strip along the entire fence perimeter and embed the bottom edge of the fence directly into it. This creates a solid, unbreachable base. 7. Block the View.

Before you start freshening up your garden fence with a lick of paint, make sure you check one crucial detail - otherwise you could potentially face fines or legal action ...

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Homeowners with a fence in their garden have been warned they could face fines of up to £5,000 under new laws. An expert has urged gardeners to look up the new rules before putting up any fencing.

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The definitive way to determine ownership is by consulting the Title Plan or Land Registry, where a 'T' mark identifies the boundary owner and thus who is responsible for the fence's maintenance.

Permission from the Electrical Inspectorate is mandatory for installing electric fences meant to keep out wild animals and protect farm lands, the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) said on Friday.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Illegal electric fences claimed 24 lives in the state over a one-year period, ending this March. This is a sharp increase from the 16 deaths reported in the previous year.

If the "rough" side of the fence faces you, it's likely to be yours to maintain. Penalties of up to £5,000 could be handed to rule-breaking households or £20,000 if you're a business.