For a clearance around Bradgate Road or the older village streets, tell us whether the skip can stand within the property.
Limited front spaceSome Bradgate Road terraces have little space between their front doors and the pavement. Explain whether your own frontage can hold the whole skip.
The actual approachThe guide also describes narrower Church Lane. Explain the road serving your entrance and any tight turn or gate.
Keep walking routes openPublic footpaths and shared passages must remain useful while you carry the agreed waste to the skip yourself.
The person shows approximate scale. Cubic yards measure volume, not a permitted load weight. Supplier models vary; confirm the measurements, waste and delivery access when booking.
Anstey Village-Centre Skips: Private Ground or Highway?
A strip beside a building can be part of the highway even when it looks like spare standing space.
Verges and footwaysLeicestershire’s skip-permit guidance covers the road, verge and footway. Describe the whole container position before treating the space as private.
Apply through the operatorThe county permit is issued to the skip company and requires at least three full working days’ notice.
Wait for permissionThe skip must not be placed on the highway without authorisation, even if other work at the property has already started.