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No. Both sides of the dispute have to agree to mediation in the first place. I have been in a situation where the other people concerned refused to have mediation. And it wouldn't have been free. -
mediation is often offered as a next step to sorting problems between neighbours. Perhaps ask the council for that. You shouldn't need to pay. -
By intexasatthe moment · Posted
Oh dear, looks like it's going to always mean a trip to the Post Office. Damn.
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