Kevin Sheehan claims he has been ordered to remove a fish pond from his back garden in Oxfordshire over fears it could pose a danger to burglars. He said he was told by Sovereign Housing Association that the pond posed a ” possible risk ” to members of the public because it is not clearly visible from the other side of his garden fence. They told Mr Sheehan that the measure had to be adopted because ‘if someone breaks in they could fall in’. The Mirror reports: The structure, which is home to 80 fish, has a wall of concrete blocks surrounding it and the entire garden is surrounded by a 6ft wooden fence. Kevin claims his landlords, Sovereign, started complaining when he added two extra concrete blocks around the water’s edge to stop his one-year-old daughter, Olivia, falling in. The housing association has now threatened the dad and his partner with an eviction notice unless they demolish the pond within three weeks. Kevin, of Abingdon, Oxon., said: “I was thinking of my daughter’s safety and was building it up another two blocks. “I had it at the old height for about 15 years and it’s never been a problem. “The [...]