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Neighbour from hell bans homeowner from having trampoline in their own field

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A neighbour has banned a family from having a trampoline in their own field. The homeowner in Wales, whose property backs onto farmland, bought one of the adjoining fields from the local farmer. The family purchased the additional land to give their children more space to play. The land had previously been used for grazing sheep. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say After installing a trampoline and goalposts on the newly acquired plot, the family's neighbour intervened. They insisted that the play equipment must be taken down. The neighbour argued that placing such items on agricultural land is not permitted without planning consent. She demanded the homeowner remove everything, claiming the setup breached planning regulations. In a similar case in Wales earlier this year, a mother was forced to rip down an "ugly" two-metre fence after losing a £4,000 bid. Sophie Daly, 45, who has two children, put up the timber privacy fence and gates at her Monmouthshire property before seeking retrospe

First report: My neighbour told me I can't have a trampoline in my field because it's farmland: DEAN DUNHAM KC replies — thisismoney.co.uk, 6d