Can my landlord prevent the tenants from using the garden? and Garden mothing 2010 #27, 17 July

Can my landlord prevent the tenants from using the garden?

Were students in a big 20 bedroom house. Recently the landlord has decided to lock the entrance to the garden and not provide us with keys. They refuse to give us keys. Can they legally do this? We have after all rented out the house and the garden is part of it.


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Answer by mrs greystoke
no they cant do that, if its in your tenancy agreement, then you should have access to it, get onto a good lawyer, they will string him up !!

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Garden mothing 2010 #27, 17 July


A chilly, clear night and I didn't really expect much in the trap. The highlight was an unexpected - and new for the garden - Pine Hawkmoth (Hyloicus pinastri).

The not very long list:
Blood-vein 1
Small Blood-vein 1
Small Dusty Wave 1
Riband Wave 2
Red Twin-spot Carpet 1
Common Pug 1
Brimstone Moth 1
Early Thorn 1
Swallow-tailed Moth 2
Light Emerald 1
Pine Hawkmoth 1 NFG
Poplar Hawkmoth 1
White Satin 1
Dingy Footman 2
Common Footman 6
Buff Ermine 6
Ruby Tiger 1
Heart & Dart 1
Cabbage Moth 2
Dot Moth 1
Smoky Wainscot 5
Grey/Dark Dagger 1
Dun-bar 1 NFY
Dark Arches 5
Common/Lesser Common Rustic 5
Uncertain 10
Mottled Rustic 1
Silver Y 2
Spectacle 1
Fan-foot 1

Micros:
Eurrhypara hortulata (Small Magpie) 2
Pleuroptya ruralis (Mother of Pearl) 1
(Plus some others I haven't a clue about)

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