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BT pole at bottom of garden
friend has adviced i could claim ground rental for pole , also i have overhead electric power cable attached to my chimney serving my property plus next door which is council owned. can i claim for that as well , or is my friend having me on!
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This for the electric cable and I imagine the BT pole would be worth the same as an electricity pole. The following link is the actual website the previous link is just the rates.
http://www.energynetw...ayleave-payments.html
This for the electric cable and I imagine the BT pole would be worth the same as an electricity pole. The following link is the actual website the previous link is just the rates.
http://www.energynetw...ayleave-payments.html
If there's a BT pole on your property it may well mean that a wayleave has been granted (by a previous owner) for it to be there. So you might be entitled to a nominal rental payment. (It's probably only around £8 per year, so don't buy that new car just yet!).
Send an email to [email protected] or phone 0800 581 525 to stake your claim.
Chris
Send an email to [email protected] or phone 0800 581 525 to stake your claim.
Chris