hence developers giving millions to the tories in 'donations'

Yep, you are so right, and we would benefit more as a nation if people lived this way it would be less pollution made and less strain on the already fragile infra structure in England.

That's witness to the Power of the Brown Envelopes

It is all a matter of being or dealing with Brothers, as to how the council will deal with you. The big company developers will be and dealt with accordingly.

@@yetidodger6650not just tories we’ve a historic Labour council for many years and the amount of developers getting projects mysteriously approved is off the scale, one massive building even got built with out planning, when a local community group made a public enquiry they gave them retrospective building permission, jeez these people are as corrupt as it goes.

Brilliant

Niall well done you! That's incredible and something I would love to have done

Love this ❤ I’m on a mission to find somewhere in the U.K. there’s likely to be land becoming available during this current recession and rewildiing era.

Well done you

​@Kellycreator we should be neighbours with our malis 😂😂

I'm in ireland also. Which part are u in?

Well done fella. You're living my dream. 😀

I'm in Kilkenny, where are u I'd luv advice .I have 5 acres of agricultural land Caroline Jenkinstown house

@@davidjmrussell5497 .I'm in Kilkenny .I have 5 acres of agricultural. Land.I'd love advice , Caroline Jenkinstown

@@davidjmrussell5497 Kilkenny

People just hate change/ people doing things differently 😒

People are programmed to only look for rainbows and sunshine. If you pop their bubble of what reality really looks like they throw fits. its not your fault.

Sadly I am dreading the same from a potential land we have visited and put an offer in for, I don't think the neighbours will like what we are planning on doing, we are taking business approach to our farm lifestyle, and I am not afraid of confrontation, nor do I back down. I am use to it, and use to winning everytime! As long as I play by the book I couldn't careless, if they don't want to be nice that's their loss.

Same with us, we only have 3 acres and they want static removed even though we are farming there

Some kids grow up not being able to share their toys. And in this case, some people think that because they have their sand castle that nobody else in the same town is allowed to be in their space. I think this is why people make trouble for others. Simply, they grow up not sharing, not being able to cooperate with others.

this isnt the wild west mate, cant have people doing whatever they want.

​@@toddberkely6791Erm. It is. And you can. Lawful is not legal. You have rights but must know them to have them. 👍🏻 Know your rights?

Can't. It's unlawful. No contract.

@@diaryofadeadtattooist it isnt, its 21st century england.

@@toddberkely6791 ignorance is no defence in law mate. UK is a foreign jurisdiction that's why you can drive in Europe on your licence. It's a corporation. A business. Nothing to do with the law. Rights to travel means no licence /mot /tax or insurance. Putting your land into a private trust removes it from uk jurisdiction and places it in equity. Can't touch it. No capital gains tax just like the rich. Just don't register it otherwise you've just given up your rights in exchange for usage

It's crazy how corrupt the government is, yet the biggest threat to your family is still your neighbours 💀

Just a point about this - it has to be naturally concealed e.g not behind stacked haybales or truck trailers. so trees and bushes are fine

Good on him

A chap called Fiddler built a castle behind hay bales. Concealment failed to buy him the time he needed.

too many doing this though and countryside gettin way over developed sadlky. but of course i understand the want . the big problem is the floods of imigration really

Tower blocks = major developer = tory donor.

Living in a little shed doesn't pay into their system. Basically you don't toe the line!

Oh and my shed is called my little favela

They can't control you when your out the loop 🤪. They like to control people hence they us living like sardines

Agenda 2o3o 9 smart cities

But now 1000’s of people know exactly what he’s up to. Don’t think the sunglasses will be good enough disguise!

id say he breaks their hearts, brilliant comment 😂😂😂

@@Mezman999 how do we know for certain that this isn't just one of his many personas? He's a modern-day Reginald Perrin

Shhhhhh lol 😂

I love the explanation 😁... Cool 😎

Hell yeah, fight the pigs with pigeon power. I approve 👌

I don’t get it. Why would a council even bother to contact you about an illegal structure on someone else’s property? There’s clearly more to this

Council land

@@GrumpyGarry121 yep and therefore publicly owned land😁

You have a claim for adverse possession. It might not mean you own the land but you get to keep doing what you have been doing if nobody has complained after 10 years

Your so bleeding right it hurts

Building a shelter for yourself on your own land out to be a basic human right. Not a privilege you have to pay and grovel for.

@@peterolley7159 hes so wrong it hurts! the more people that move onto land and "play the system" the more tightened the system gets,the concealment law got brought in due to someone hiding their house behind hay,the 4 year rule is probably going, its being debated in parliament atm and councils get worse not better,I personally know of 3 recent suicides due to council evictions off land and 2 men in prison,

Not true their is specific planning legislation that covers concealed development. A lot of what is only correct to this interpretation, seen lots refused and enforced at developers cost at authorities I have worked.

@@theacoustician6741Not talking developements just nosy neighbours they usually report to the council if they can see what might be a slight infringment , or you wanting to build a bund around a dung heap for example you missed the point .

@@PaulGreenwald I get what you are saying but my job for the last 38 years has been dealing with planning and environmental health issues, I've given evidence at enough court cases and planning enquiries to know that its best to fully understand the national planning policy guidance and planning practice guidance plus any local policies before chancing what might be a very costly process. I'm not only an expert witness on acoustics I cover many environmental aspects from simple extensions to national infrastructure projects.

@@theacoustician6741 You have to know how to game the system as discussed in this video and to game the system you have to understand the system as you rightly point out.

Some bloke tried that with hay bales. He lost.

😂😅🤣👍🍻🥃

@forest Gump who ever asked permission to fart and got it?

It’ll be a forced tear down

@@mrvanderson7937 - And possibly an expensive tear down.

why apologise, just bombard them with nonsense, works every time.

do you have that motto for dating as well? lol

They did! The piglets and flappy bird!

Compared to where?

@@peterjackson1212 Land of the Free of course, ha ha.

@@peterjackson1212 many countries in Europe, people are free to do what they want on their own land.

@@GBPaddling I'd agree with Europe but America 😬😬😬 nah

@@peterjackson1212 I was being extremely sarcastic stating Land of the Free, I know they are anything but that. No Country is totally free, I am not stupid, and I would love to live somewhere that is freer than the UK, it is getting unbearable.

But what can you grow in Alaska? 🤔 … that’s an extreme move 😅

​@@Bluebell117 reindeer 😂

That’s what I’m thinking of.

@@Bluebell117 that wife on life below zero who always talked about the bear started growing a few things with hydroponics NFT systems I thini

Can you tell me more plz?was it always the intention to convert when you bought the land/building?what were the loopholes, if any?tia

as understood it you dont have to own 12 acres just: farm 12 some can be rented

@@johnfackrell7516this is true. The rented portion must be within a specified distance, 5 miles as the crow flies I believe. The largest portion of land is where the development will be allowed so this is really the bit you need to own.

That sounds a bit impossible for a single person to continuously have several kilns on the go and to still have time to source wood without completely felling what woodland one has, but I wonder if one could legitimise having tree surgeons offload their waste wood on your land by buying it from them for £1 a load to then turn into charcoal? Tricky part of that idea would be storing awkward shaped 'arb logs', and perhaps paying a pound a load wouldn't negate the requirement to register as a waste transfer or disposal site... I don't know enough legal gubbins to say whether it'd work, but it's an idea...

@@RedHeadForester you get your timber supplied, don't fell your own , it's perfectly legitimate business. If your own woodland is coppice you will have to coppice it periodically anyway thus your business is a traditional way of life.

@@RedHeadForester Possibly 'waste' could be ruled out and become simply material to be processed.

@@martineleven8179 i have a relative who produces charcoal from managing his several acres of woodland, with 1 x 8ft diam kiln. It would be quite difficult (IMO) for 1 man to produce more.

@@chrissymon that's what wife's are for,lol. Kids aswell.

He gave you terrible advice, not a friend - you do what makes the inner child happy, thats better advice

I do. It was in the Daily Mail.

@Marian June Akin. That was bob fiddler. He eventually was ordered to demolish/reinstate etc do to concealment. (High court, i believe).. I can't find anything on him since.

Should read DUE to concealment.🙄

It was in Derbyshire .

​@@woode32Surrey

Sounds like a great build once complete 👍

You don't need permission to repair or rebuild unless it is a conservation area. The planners are bullshitting you neighbour. If an official says you "can't" ask him what law says you can't - and watch him splutter and stutter. If there is no law that says you can't them you can. It's called the "rule of law" - an alien concept to the average bureaucrat.

They're a bunch of fucking liberty takers-in the real sense.

no you cannot "claim to be a gypsy" you have to be an ethnic gypsy,its blindingly obvious who is and isn't,theres gypsy language for a start,and gypsy rights are a very different set of rights and laws,for too complicated to go into here but you are 100% wrong,they will most probably be served an enforcement notice for the land near you and be charged criminally for the damaged trees if they are under any kind of protection order,if they do get to stay,then it will be because your council has been proven to have acted unlawfully in regards to their duties under the equalities act.

I know people who did, but the neighbours dobbed them.

There's a lot of Karen's out there.

Doesn't have to be good agricultural land. You're not aiming for maximum production of wheat or apples as a monocrop. Mixed plant and animal smallholding only needs clean soil - not had oil or asbestos etc dumped in it

Smart camo 👌

good idea- but the nimbys and snoopers will fly a drone over it.. pretty much guaranteed.

@@jonathansimmons5353.. but mr council. Im only using my land to convert containers into homes before I sell them. Im not living here I promise.. that would work? I have bees 🐝 there aswell could that help??

Dont delude yourself or waste your money and life. People aren't stupid they will get you removed and stopped in the end . It will cost you time , money and stress .

Someone did that recently (last month or so, he lived there for 15+ years) in Newport Wales. Check the local news. Now council is looking to move him out. So don't do it. Look at the recent news as a guideline.

Parasites, the lot of them. They only learn from being subjected to copious amounts of violence, like during the Third Reich.

@@gb4939 The snobs don't want common people living where THEY can see them and get in the way of their views

Yet another corrupt mayor. ไม่ดีเลย

Article 61 Magna Carta was invoked 23march 2001 remedy/duty

Don't you mean cape

@@markbodley4983 no.

How are you progressing with your plan?

Have you considered approaching the council for permission to site a sectional wooden mobile home ? Legal if it comes to the site in sections

@@nicholaswilliams4336 I had considered finding an 18 or 24ft caravan and siting that on the land, then extending it with timber framed constructions, one side one year, another side the next. The thing against that is we have a numpty next door who thinks he’s Gods gift to the mentally deficient and has set up a ‘school’/business to train them in animal husbandry snd horticulture - none of which he is able to do - so having noisy, rowdy deficienté’s interrupting our later life, kind of puts us off. Oh, btw, one of them is a pyromaniac.

Hey. Would you know where to find the information you describe? I've only seen it in the Rural Planning Handbook.. but wouldn't mind finding a source. I'm doin ma thing in the woods in Scotland, and keepin it sneaky sneaky.. (helps that all my neighbours love me). Anyway. The more info the better.. if you don't mind. Thanks!

@@tektoms I also have woodland and am told it's hard to get planning permission. I am told because we keep pigs goats and ducks we are actually agricultural and therefore can have a barn as we have over 10 hectares. So I'm going for permitted development for a barn, fingers crossed they don't stipulate a time frame to erect it. Wish me luck

Some really good points there, especially the allotment analogy.

10 hectares? You realise if we had the money to buy 10 hectares of land we could easily just buy up a crumbling old barn with land with existing planning permission or easy to get planning permission?@@jodiebright1794

But has to have been built before March 2013 i believe

@@jameslindley924 Thats class Q and it must be substantially complete within 3 years....Fidler's Castle

Thats right bud 10 years of use as an agricultural building if built after 20th March 2013

No problem 👍

this is the UK,totally different planning rules to the US,you don't need any signed off permit to connect to utilities just serious money and they don't need excuses to come on to your land in the UK,planning officers have the authority to investigate a suspected planning breach fences or no fences

Well you now can’t claim it by adverse possession. So I’d say ask for a lease and purchase option and see what suits you best. Good luck

Leave it alone and keep your head down. Look up land register and put in a request for information if nothing comes back register the land in your name. Don’t say anything to the local council Good luck 🤞

Find out who does own the land ,network rail or the council ,when u know for sure ...u know who to be nice too, good luck

How is this going for you, hope in your favour mate

Did you ever find out if the land was claimed? Are you still in the same circumstances?

The 4 year rule, basically means if you buy a peice of land with or without permission, or if you squat in a house... providing you live quietly, no noisy parties, no upsetting the neibours, no deliberately upsetting the council in other words don’t draw attention to yourself, providing you can live quietly for 4 years after that it becomes a legal tenure, another 6 years and we see the 10 year rule which means you can push the boundaries a bit more and put a mobile home on your site basically there are rules that we try to respect even if you have no planning permission !

Same as squatting in an abandoned house, if your there for 12 years and you can prove it, it legally becomes your property

Another thing to bear in mind is living on wheels... proving to the council that your dwelling is not on a permanent base

Nicholas Williams, I believe you're referring to Adverse Possession law regarding the 12 year rule on unoccupied properties. This law changed 20 years ago under the Land Registration Act 2002. The case is now that you must demonstrate adverse possession of the property for 10 years, at which time you earn the right to APPLY to become the registered owner. The current registered owner is then notified of your presence in their property and is then given the chance to evict you. If no eviction is made within a prescribed period, then the property passes into your hands. But the process is not simple - you cannot just tell the Land Registry that you've been there for 10 years and hope they accept your word. You have to provide undeniable evidence that you've ADVERSELY possessed the property for a continuous, uninterrupted period of 10 years to the exclusion of all others. Not easy to do unless you keep robust records. Even then, if the property owner evicts you after the 10 year period, or tells Land Registry that they knew you were in there and consented to your temporary occupation of the property, your case will be thrown out. The new system is much more stringent than the old 12 year rule.

@@ronaldaddison2146 Thanks for your comments. I was hopeful someone could explain why a tiny house falls under the 4 year rule whereas a caravan falls under the 10 year rule?

Depends on if u have neighbours/ eyeballs on your site. Either way get a track in ASAP to where u want things to be on your site. And a shed for your "forestry" equipment

I have 3 acres in scarborough and the ppl near are nothing but trouble . Wanted to breead some rare sheep but met with so much red tape i gave up the idea . But have partly biult a barn !!!

@@tomwalker7373 3 acre of woodland? Love Scarborough best seaside place in england

@@chrishanley5868 no not woodland . Agricultural

very useful info. what is the definition of a "barn". for example, if I wanted to build a solar system. Could it just be a shelter for storage that happens to have solar panels for a roof? what if I'm running it as a business, could I need a temporary dwelling and another caravan for toilet / showers for contractors / workers? and another for an office. It sounds like contractors who come in set this sort of thing up

@@daninmanchester a barn is a building solely for the purposes of agriculture, storage of machinery, feed or animals under the agricultural classification Solar panels require full planning permission on a barn as they don’t come under permitted development rights on agricultural buildings You can have 1 caravan I’d think it’s doubtful you’d get away with more than 1 Obviously you can build a farm office inside the barn or use a portacabin office

The Wef can f in do 1

Highly unlikely They're about total control of all of humanity except their own kind of course and forcing us all into 300 sq ft flats in cities.

That's all some people can afford.

Build a bunker.

You’d probably need permission for the sharks

Good luck in ur endeavours 👌