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A councillor has won a planning battle to keep three garden sheds after he was ordered to pull them down because neighbours could hear his son having sex in one. Brian Ayling, 75, built the three outbuildings which he described as 'small timber cabins' in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, last year without planning permission for relatives to stay in overnight. His son Luke, 33, moved in permanently after losing his job and neighbours complained that they could hear him having sex with his girlfriend in the shed.  But officials have now ruled that Mr Ayling's son can stay in the wooden outhouse des...

A COUNCILLOR has been granted permission for his son to live in a shed in his garden - despite neighbour complaints about ‘loud romps’. Brian Ayling, a member of Southend council’s development control committee, built three sheds in his garden without planning permission. The outbuildings were set to be used for overnight stays by relatives, but his son has been living in one for a year after losing his job and falling on hard times. The outbuildings caused uproar among neighbours - with one complaining to the council about having to listen to Mr Ayling’s son and his girlfrien...

A councillor has been told to pull down his unlawful garden sheds after neighbours complained they could hear his son having sex in one.  Brian Ayling, 75, built the three outbuildings which he described as 'small timber cabins' last year and allowed his son Luke, 33, to move into the largest one. Locals protested that they could hear Luke having sex with his girlfriend in the wooden shed in Southend-on-Sea, Essex. Mr Ayling was refused retrospective planning consent for the wooden structures by Southend-on-Sea Borough Council's development control committee after councillors ruled they were...

A COUNCILLOR who built three sheds without permission in his garden and let his son live in one has been facing complaints from neighbours over…

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