supaseagull
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H&S High Vis brigade will shut it down before it gets halfway across the first field.
If that were to be the case, then Fishers & Middle Farm would have shut down years ago
H&S High Vis brigade will shut it down before it gets halfway across the first field.
I would think he will need some public liability insurance in case of accidents but tractor shuttles sound fun and already operate successfully at Goodwood Revival where they ferry people round the fields on the edge of the racetrack. Hope it happens
It probably wouldn't be practical. As soon as the ground starts getting wet it would get churned up and the farmer would probably have to spend all evening towing people out. Well that's my guess of why they don't do it.I do wonder why none of the local farmers don't open up their land for parking on...
If that were to be the case, then Fishers & Middle Farm would have shut down years ago
I do wonder why none of the local farmers don't open up their land for parking on...
I would think he will need some public liability insurance in case of accidents but tractor shuttles sound fun and already operate successfully at Goodwood Revival where they ferry people round the fields on the edge of the racetrack. Hope it happens
Been saying this for a long time, 500 cars at £5 each, 23 matches equals £57,500 for leaving a field fallow for a year. What's not to like?
He runs a business so he will already have PL insurance. Just a case of advising them (no doubt an additional premium due to bigger exposure) and get the local authority to ok it. Can't see why they would object if he is insured!
As for making a field a car park, wouldn't he need to apply to change of use which would be unlikely if he is growing arable crops!!!!
Still, good luck to him. Not sure I would want a tractor ride in deepest darkest winter when the heavens open up!!!
It probably wouldn't be practical. As soon as the ground starts getting wet it would get churned up and the farmer would probably have to spend all evening towing people out. Well that's my guess of why they don't do it.
Well there'd be queues, but you get that for all transport.There might be issues around access to the 'car park'...
That's why I mentioned about getting the plastic sheet 'things'. I think the reason they don't is because it would break about fifty rules and regulations.
It's always worth applying to the authorities for a licence. They have been known to issue them for bizarre vehicles.Oh don't worry. There will be enough Westminster legislation, local bye-laws and National Park regulations to kill it stone dead.
I'm not sure what rules it would break, you can use land temporarily for any purpose (well aside from noisy motersports, shooting etc) for up to 28 days a calendar year without planning permission.
H&S High Vis brigade will shut it down before it gets halfway across the first field.
Its true I spoke to Giles only the other day about him opening up his farm and land