You’re legally allowed to cut ivy back to your property line, as long as you don’t damage the main plant or cross boundaries.

A Chalfont St Peter homeowner has been ordered to demolish a wall and gate built without planning permission. Buckinghamshire Council has served an enforcement notice on a property in Latchmoor Way ...

OTTAWA — Iran's embassy in Ottawa has been defaced, and a video posted to social media shows a protester behind a security ...

County records show the Knipps own five properties in Richland and are current on all of them. The properties are on Pullen ...

Plans to demolish the ‘structurally unsound’ cafe and shop at Williamson Park in Lancaster have been approved.

Winter is a stressful season for wildlife, but you can help your native animals through even small acts, such as providing ...

Civil Protection workers are currently carrying out an operation to remove a car that crashed into a fence at St Vincenz de ...

You cannot trespass onto a neighboring property to prune a tree, but any overhanging branches or roots that cross the ...

In this video, I demonstrate how to remove a fence post set in concrete in under 5 minutes using a simple method. As a ...

Rancher Chris George is fighting tooth-and-nail to keep the gate on Morrison Canyon Road in rural Fremont, despite city ...

What was once a response to the overnight removal of one of Key West’s most iconic landmarks, has turned into a movement by ...