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<blockquote data-quote="Fisty McB" data-source="post: 934001" data-attributes="member: 389824"><p>The general rule regarding the installation of satellite dishes in the UK is that you are allowed to have installed one dish which has its largest diameter no more than 100cm wide plus a second further dish no more than 60cm wide. There are a few variations to this, as Analoguesat has mentioned, in conservation areas such dishes need to be placed in an area not generally visible from a public space otherwise permission is needed (though this never seems to stop a lot of Sky's installers!) There can be slight variations as to how local rules regarding aerials for both terrestrial and satellite can be made and enforced. Home Owner's Associations like those in the USA don't generally exist over here - though there may be clauses in properties that forbid the installation of external aerials. I'm not sure if they can be practically enforced these days. There is something in the back of my mind of someone from Sweden who was successful in court at European level regarding a challenge he made that forbade him installing a satellite dish where he lived.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fisty McB, post: 934001, member: 389824"] The general rule regarding the installation of satellite dishes in the UK is that you are allowed to have installed one dish which has its largest diameter no more than 100cm wide plus a second further dish no more than 60cm wide. There are a few variations to this, as Analoguesat has mentioned, in conservation areas such dishes need to be placed in an area not generally visible from a public space otherwise permission is needed (though this never seems to stop a lot of Sky's installers!) There can be slight variations as to how local rules regarding aerials for both terrestrial and satellite can be made and enforced. Home Owner's Associations like those in the USA don't generally exist over here - though there may be clauses in properties that forbid the installation of external aerials. I'm not sure if they can be practically enforced these days. There is something in the back of my mind of someone from Sweden who was successful in court at European level regarding a challenge he made that forbade him installing a satellite dish where he lived. [/QUOTE]
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