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Can a neighbour keep my kid's football if it accidentally lands in their garden?

Law experts say homeowners should return stray footballs, warning that keeping or damaging them can amount to trespass, theft or criminal damage.

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Footballs often end up in people's gardens but you might wonder what the law says if your neighbour keeps the ball.

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Can a neighbour keep my kid's football if it accidentally lands in their garden?

Footballs often end up in people's gardens but you might wonder what the law says if your neighbour keeps the ball.

·Hexham, United Kingdom
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The Mail broke the news in Barrow-in-Furness, United Kingdom on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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