All news on the topic: Planning permission

Philip Waller, 65, went 'ballistic' when he found the 40ft-high pole just 16 feet (5m) from his living room bay windows and went on to win a 'David vs Goliath' battle against the broadband firm

Graham Wildin, 70, has defied a string of court orders to knock down the leisure complex at the back of his home for more than a decade - he even served prison time over it

The enforcement notice requires the four-bedroom detached house in Prestwich to be demolished and permanently removed, along with all garden structures and retaining walls

Mikey Allen, 43, built his therapy fort in the Sirhowy Valley, in South Wales, to help fellow military personnel struggling with mental health issues. Well over 10,000 people have visited it

Lee Morris, 52, has been given the go-ahead to keep the distinctive sculptures outside his home in Hibaldstow, North Lincolnshire, despite complaints from neighbours

The planning row saw its latest twist three years in after the owner admitted he'd demolished most of the house without permission already - forcing a council planning vote to be abandoned

Liverpool is one of only two restaurants of the US-based Hooters franchise, with a new lawsuit levelled against the chain for two signs put up without planning permission

Kate Marsh parked her Citroen C1 on the green in front of her house to stop work taking place - and now the council has completely backed down

The development, which would have brought 33 homes to the Cornish village of Calstock, has been mothballed, as developers blame the council for “weaponising” planning

Wayne and Natalie Noke gained permission to build a living space for their elderly parents at their home in Bartley, Hampshire - but unbeknown to them, there was a major catch

Millionaire Graham Wildin, 70, has defied court orders to knock down his illegal 10,000sq/ft leisure complex. He's even served jail time due to having no planning permission

Graham Wildin's controversial man cave thought to be Britain's biggest was sold for £1 - but it could now become part of a holiday let despite objections about the noise

Once a bustling shopping district, St Catherine's Place in Bedminster, south Bristol, has slowly lost every retailer over the past 20 years with only a solitary Farm Foods shop still open

Tony Edgar built the one-storey property as an outbuilding to accompany a larger home on a plot he bough. But after a stroke and the death of his wife he decided to give up on the project - and live in the smaller property

The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has approved the installation of the huge attraction and says it will keep tourists in the town for longer

“This raised platform is more representative of an industrial site, such as an oil refinery or a chemical works,” one local said in their objection to the retrospective planning application

Work to demolish Hannah Ingram-Moore's spa building on the grounds of the family home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, is continuing today ahead of the council's final deadline

Sir Captain Tom sprung to fame for walking laps of his garden during the Coronavirus pandemic, raising millions for charity before dying almost three years before his daughter had to tear down his namesake luxury spa

Captain Tom Moore's daughter's spa is being demolished after planning inspectors said the luxury facility, in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, was built illegally

Images show the bizarre lamppost skewer the roof of the property in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester - which isn't what designs for the house had originally illustrated

Lovehoney in Bath, Somerset, has been forced to apply for retrospective planning permission for four heat pumps it has installed at its warehouse after noise complaints

The applicant was given approval to build a single-storey garage beside his house in Highgate, Birmingham but planning chiefs were stunned when they saw the finished building

Michael and Emma Jackson, who live in Barnoldswick, Lancashire, received criticism for the fence as some neighbours felt it was "out-of-character with the area"

Tony Harvey has been ordered to demolish his £500,000 home that was built without permission near Glastonbury as neighbours claim that it "lit up like a Christmas tree" at night

Hairdresser Allan Iveson learned from a customer that landlords wanted to convert his salon into a takeaway. He has now admitted defeat and has said an emotional goodbye to customers on Teeside after 45 years