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Boundary Review welcomes corrections, clarifications and suggestions that improve accuracy. We do not offer quotes, site visits or installation advice, and we cannot answer questions about a specific property or dispute.

To request an editorial correction, please identify the article precisely. Include the page title, the section heading and the exact sentence or paragraph you believe is wrong. If the page shows a publication or review date, include that too.

Explain what you think the correct position is and why. Where possible, give the official source you are relying on, such as a government guidance page, a British Standard reference or a local authority planning note. A link or a full citation helps us check the point quickly.

If your request concerns a legal or planning matter, note the part of the UK it applies to. Rules differ across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and a correction may need a regional note rather than a change to the whole article.

We review correction requests in the order they arrive. If we agree, we update the article and, where the change is significant, add a short note explaining what changed. If we disagree, we may reply to explain our reasoning or ask for further evidence.

Please do not send personal details about neighbours or ongoing disputes. We only need the article reference, the point at issue and the evidence. Our editorial policy page explains our standards in more detail.