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Hi.

just wondered what the etiquette is for taking storm damage timber from my local park? The recent storm and high winds has meant there are trees which have fallen down and I wondered if I had to get permission from the council before I use a bow saw on it for my foraging log pile?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Gary.

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Foraging isn't legal at all without the landowners permission and no council property doesn't make it yours even in part.

 

Taking a few berries or mushrooms might be considered foraging, still doesn't stop it being theft.

 

Eating a few berries along a footpath or hedge probably won't get you in trouble, removing a dead tree however might not end so well.

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1 hour ago, topchippyles said:

That would be theft its not your property. 

 

11 minutes ago, GarethM said:

Foraging isn't legal at all without the landowners permission and no council property doesn't make it yours even in part.

 

Taking a few berries or mushrooms might be considered foraging, still doesn't stop it being theft.

 

Eating a few berries along a footpath or hedge probably won't get you in trouble, removing a dead tree however might not end so well.

Christ, has life really become that complicated, ask the council/ company that cut it down🤷‍♂️

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50 minutes ago, GarethM said:

Foraging isn't legal at all without the landowners permission and no council property doesn't make it yours even in part.

 

Taking a few berries or mushrooms might be considered foraging, still doesn't stop it being theft.

 

Eating a few berries along a footpath or hedge probably won't get you in trouble, removing a dead tree however might not end so well.

You are an impressive legal resource. Theft Act 1968, s 3(4).

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