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Is there a way to install a fence over 2m without planning permission?

 In the UK, installing a fence over 2 meters (about 6.5 feet) in height typically requires planning permission. The general rule, according to UK planning regulations, is that you can erect a fence up to 2 meters high without needing permission, provided the property does not have any specific restrictions like being a listed building or in a conservation area.   However, if your fence borders a public road or footpath, the height limit without planning permission is reduced to 1 meter. If you want a fence taller than these limits, you would need to apply for planning permission from your local council.  What happens if I install a fence over 2m high without planning permission?    If you install a fence over 2 meters high without obtaining the necessary planning permission in the UK, several things could happen:  Enforcement Notice: The local council can issue an enforcement notice if they become aware of the breach. This notice will require you to either apply for retrospective plann

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