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Fenced-in woman, 81, wins three-year access fight

Fenced-in woman, 81, wins three-year access fight

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Fenced-in woman, 81, wins three-year access fightImage source, LDRSImage caption, Helene Ball said the council had tried to bully herByEddie BisknellLocal Democracy Reporting ServicePublished2 hours agoAn 81-year-old has won a three-year battle against a council that fenced across a gap in her garden wall her family had used as access for decades.Helene Ball - a resident of George Road in Matlock, Derbyshire, since 1967 - took legal action after Derbyshire County Council cemented a metal fence panel blocking the 98cm gated gap between her garden and a council car park in April 2023.A first-tier tribunal has ruled in Ball's favour over the dispute, after she proved use of the gate since the 1960s.A right of way has now been established, while the council has been ordered by the courts to…

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