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Fences and the law

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Fence ownership
Maintenance
Control of livestock
Trespass by wild animals
Damage
Barbed wire
Protecting against trespass
Electric fencing
Commons
Safety fencing
Railways
Planning permission
Encroachment

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Fencing

Fencing introduction
Design and siting
Fences and the law
Safety, equipment and organisation
Fencing materials
Techniques for post and wire fencing
Constructing a post and wire fence
Wooden fencing
Electric fencing
Fencing – special uses
Gates and stiles
Grants
Training
Fencing suppliers
Fencing bibliography

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