Depth of power cable?

[Fiftyhertz]

Most DNOs should follow the NJUG guidelines, for footpaths and roadways and a couple like to follow it in soft dig but not compulsory as far as I’m aware especially for a bit of sack shown in the photo. it should also have a tile tape depending on how old it is, but I wouldn’t expect to get it out of it on that. As others have said if it’s your land that’s probably the best best

 

[littlespark]

sunday morning brain not quite in gear, but how did they bury a cable under a tree?

 

[davesparks]

sunday morning brain not quite in gear, but how did they bury a cable under a tree?

Maybe the cable was there first and the tree grew, if the cable was installed in the 70's then the tree has had the best part of 50 years to grow round it.

 

[Midwest]

Maybe the cable was there first and the tree grew, if the cable was installed in the 70's then the tree has had the best part of 50 years to grow round it.

Think that post was a have dave

 

[jackhammerJIM]

Try telling them that there is no warning tape above the cable,it could make them more benevolent
Make them prove they have permission for that cable to be on your land

This is excellent advice . My old man drilled through the supply cable in our old house which was in the wall cavity . Northern powergrid tried to charge him and were told the cable shouldn't be in the wall cavity . They didn't pursue the invoice .

 

[MJPD29]

I'm afraid to say you'll probably just have to pay the bill there will be no winning with them

 

[Toneyz]

Is this cable in your front garden? as I have never seen one in the back garden.

 

[Midwest]

Is this cable in your front garden? as I have never seen one in the back garden.

We are all patiently waiting for that particular question answered...its been asked several times.

Perhaps the OP has fallen down the hole, with an owl in it

 

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He's in that hut getting his "jointers" badge