A HOUSEHOLDER at Warrington, who erected a greenhouse without getting planning consent has been told he must remove it.
The greenhouse is at a house in Snowberry Crescent, on the Saxon Park estate at Sankey Bridges.
Warrington Borough Council refused a retrospective planning application and now an independent inspector has thrown out an appeal by the householder.
The inspector has ruled that the greenhouse projects out from the building line in a conspicuous position and detracts from the open character of the estate and the unimpeded view along Snowberry Crescent in both directions.
A HOUSEHOLDER at Warrington, who erected a greenhouse without getting planning consent has been told he must remove it.
Greenhouse must be removed
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Have the planning regulations not been changed to encourage the green brigade? or are we still in the dark ages. Amazing decision when they can put wind farms up anywhere.