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Manstead Loss Of Amenity

By James (Secretary) Dunton Park Residents' Association

Wednesday, 22 July 2026

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Just some information for residents in Manstead area who previously looked out over a meadow, wildlife and trees, and now have new homes in front of them:

At the next pitch fee review (early next year), it may be possible to claim a loss of amenity and request a reduction in any proposed increase. Loss of amenity refers to situations where a resident’s enjoyment of their pitch has been reduced - for example, losing a natural outlook or having new structures placed directly in front of your home.

To support a claim, you would need before‑and‑after photos taken from your home showing the change in outlook. It’s not guaranteed - a judge would need to decide whether the loss of view is significant enough - but it is absolutely worth preparing for by keeping clear evidence.

The RA will be able to guide residents through the process when the pitch fee review takes place.

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