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3 years ago
ha ha no planning permission...
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3 years ago
But no enforcement powers either if it's been like that for long enough. Though there might be a council tax bill at the end of it.
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3 years ago
there are enforcement power. at least in Surrey. Councils have been know to demolish unauthorised buildings - and charge the owner for the cost of doing so.
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3 years ago
Is Scotland really so late in getting news?
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3 years ago
only within 12(?) months, or longer if the development was "concealed" e.g. the bloke who built a castle behind a facade of a haystack.
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3 years ago
It's a filthy trick to dob somebody in for planning when the motive is party politics.
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