Hello, I am looking for a bit of advice. outside our residence is a patch of land big enough to fit 3 numbered parking spaces for the 3 houses on the land. Our houses are the only ones in the area with no car park at the rear of the houses and we are made to park on the main road. The council and our local housing have been contacted in regards to this and the council said they hold no responsibility for the land. The housing association has the responsibility but are not planning on doing anything about the matter. They do however acknowledge that the issue exists as all neighbours have also complained. The problem is that there is only enough space to park the residents cars along the road, which is a struggle on its own as us, as well as other neighbours have kids to get out of the cars plus newborns. But we are now getting an influx of cars parking where we need to weather it be someone visiting one of the residents or the overflow of cars from across the road in the adjacent street. This is resulting in us having to park either a long ways away from the residents and walking a fair way with young kids, shopping, newborn car seats etc. one neighbour has been getting letters from the local bus depots as she is forced to park partly in the local bus stop to fit her car in through no fault of her own. I am please looking for any assistance to convert the unused grassy patch of land in front of the properties into 3 numbered spaces outside each of the residents properties so that nobody parks in them when any of us are out so we all have peace of mind and can easily bring kids and shopping back from the cars with ease. Also by parking down the street it’s a security issue as we don’t know if the cars are being tampered with while out of sight. Is there any legal way for us to flatten this land enough to park our cars on? There isn’t a dropped kerb though. But is there any way to have the council fit one so we can make use of the land? Thanks