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We have worked with customers in the past who received permission from the local authority to do this, but it can be a complex process. If this option is appealing to you, we recommend speaking to your local authority and starting any permit/permissions processes well in advance of your intended container delivery date.
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The container is often the simple part of the delivery. The truck may need room to turn, extend stabilisers or operate lifting equipment. On difficult sites, access restrictions create more challenges than the container itself. Related questions
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