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Author: Subject: can I find an address from a reg number?
coyoteboy

posted on 23/10/14 at 12:01 PM Reply With Quote
DVLA will give out the info if you have a good reason, it's not secret.

Regarding the law- it's illegal to block access to a driveway, but I think only if you're preventing someone LEAVING the premises, not entering. That said, it's possibly not illegal to block them in on your land, using a skip or similar.






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prawnabie

posted on 23/10/14 at 12:16 PM Reply With Quote
What make are the vans?
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DW100

posted on 23/10/14 at 12:29 PM Reply With Quote
Parking issues are now all handled by the local council.

As landowner you can contact them and a parking enforcement officer can issue a ticket under The Traffic Management Act 2004.

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gremlin1234

posted on 23/10/14 at 12:32 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by rf900rush
Long shot

Check on askmid to see if they are on the Insurance data base.

If no insurance the surely the police must get involved.
ditto for car tax.

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adithorp

posted on 23/10/14 at 12:47 PM Reply With Quote
You could get back in touch with the police. Tell them you tried asking them not to park there but they got threatening...or at least you felt threatened. They should act then.





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rusty nuts

posted on 23/10/14 at 05:32 PM Reply With Quote
I wonder if they would continue to park there if the motors kept getting damaged? Not that I'm suggesting anything criminal
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loggyboy

posted on 23/10/14 at 11:57 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by DW100
Parking issues are now all handled by the local council.

As landowner you can contact them and a parking enforcement officer can issue a ticket under The Traffic Management Act 2004.


Which they can legally ignore.





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coyoteboy

posted on 26/10/14 at 10:07 AM Reply With Quote
Definitely the simplest and least problematic one here is letting g tyres down. Very annoying but little harm done and likely to cause a change in behaviour. Or get you a beating. But that would actually fall under tampering and meant you were the criminal.

[Edited on 26/10/14 by coyoteboy]






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talkingcars

posted on 26/10/14 at 11:34 AM Reply With Quote
Find out who the local police use to tow vehicles and employ them to remove these ones to their pound.
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