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UK gardeners risk fines for sheds, decking, bird feeding, or overnight stays without local permission.
UK gardeners may face fines for activities like building sheds or decking, feeding birds, or using garden structures for overnight stays, depending on local rules.
Feeding birds can lead to a £100 fine or a community protection notice if it causes nuisances like attracting pests or litter, especially in areas with high pigeon populations.
Sheds over 2.5 meters tall near boundaries or covering more than half the garden typically need planning permission, as do decking structures over 30cm high or covering more than half the garden.
Using garden buildings for regular overnight stays—especially if charged for—may draw scrutiny.
Always check local council regulations to avoid penalties.
Los jardineros del Reino Unido se arriesgan a multas por cobertizos, cubiertas, alimentación de aves o pernoctación sin permiso local.