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  Thermo December 20, 2013 at 8:25pm

  not sure what the lay of the land is like where you are but farmers are always a good bet, as they normally have an area of a field or yard they are happy to rent out. We have an old stable block, hard standing and access to a regular large bonfire and a permanent skip as well. Just have a drive around the local area rather than paying anyone else, after all you know what your looking at and don't be afraid to knock a few doors and chance your arm. Most people will rather earn something off of a yard/land and lower the risk of squatters
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  Matt Johnson December 21, 2013 at 8:53am

  as thermo said farmers are definitely a good bet.. I managed to get my yard on a farm.it took a while to find a suitable place that had everything i wanted for the right price.. also don't be afraid to haggle.
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  Jeremy Bevan December 21, 2013 at 10:43am

  Farms is a good idea, however there are not many of these in London at the moment! We may have to move further out if town, which will mean a lot more travelling! But needs must I suppose.
  Perhaps perusing google maps might help to find possible places ....
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  Nick @ NM Garden Services Ltd December 23, 2013 at 7:04pm

  
  I used google maps/earth to find my yard...very useful as you can enter search criteria and look at locations.
  Jeremy Bevan said:

  Farms is a good idea, however there are not many of these in London at the moment! We may have to move further out if town, which will mean a lot more travelling! But needs must I suppose.
  Perhaps perusing google maps might help to find possible places ....
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  gary newton December 24, 2013 at 2:34pm

  Try someone like workspace / London transport / underground
  
  how about a railway arch they were pretty reasonable once upon a time