That was hard work trying to attach an image using a Mac (luckily hubby worked it out). Fingers crossed theres an image for all to see. pic .pdf

What's the easiest way to attach an image using this forum? I do have photos, but can't seem to attach them. Thanks. It's managed by Saxon Weald - a housing association in Horsham (they manage all council housing in the area). I believe the council used to own it, they could still own it so contacting the council would be an avenue I could go down. Thank you for the advice, just annoying that it's time consuming and because I wasn't injured they're not interested if someone may get injured, as long as the wall isn't damaged. Annoyingly it's got a friend on the other side of the car park entrance covered in ivy.

Hi All, would really appreciate some advice on the following that happened about three weeks ago now. I reversed my car into the entrance of a car park to a block of flats (during the day on a cloudy/rainy day), I could see the low level wall (about a foot high), but I did not see the rusty coloured metal room support joist beam that had been upended and placed at the end of the wall. There are no reflectors on it, it is not painted a bright colour, it is there to stop people hitting the wall - which it does very well indeed. However, it left a big hole in my bumper, and my car is currently being repaired at a cost of over £300 (using a second hand bumper). I believe this is an illegal piece of street furniture that runs next to a public footpath and road, and would like to make a claim against the land owners. I would also like it to be removed, as I fear that if someone tripped and fell onto this and hit their head, it could possibly cause life changing injuries or even death. I am not going through my insurance company as this will increase my premiums (which is who the land owners have told me to go through). am I now left with what do I do now? Even if I do not get a penny, I would hate to think of someone falling on to it and would like to know if the Highways Agency could help me. Many thanks - Sarah