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Advice on why my son needs a garden

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Hi there,

I am currently living in a council house with no garden.  I have a 13yr old aspie son and 6 yr old twins who have been referred to the ed psych (suspected ADHD although that isn't written on any letters yet).

I want to fence off a bit of land to make a garden but need to apply for permission from the council who say they will only allow this if my kids have a genuine need eg on medical grounds.

I really need the space so the twins can burn off steam outside to give my aspie son peace as he finds the twins overwhelming and stressful (they are very loud n boisterous) especially when he has come back from school.

As I have no formal diagnosis for the twins yet, I would be grateful of any advice as to what info I can put in the letter to help me get the garden we desperately need.  Moving is not an option due to the stress on my aspie son

thanks in advance xxx

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  • Hello

    I have re read what you wrote. I still advise looking up the local town councillor who may be able to help you. You may not be able to fence of the land for all different reasons even if they let you purchase it.  It worth contacting the town councillor and finding out how they may be able to help. Good luck

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  • Hello

    I have re read what you wrote. I still advise looking up the local town councillor who may be able to help you. You may not be able to fence of the land for all different reasons even if they let you purchase it.  It worth contacting the town councillor and finding out how they may be able to help. Good luck

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