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Via UNSPLASH THE following planning applications have been decided by Wiltshire Council recently. Box: Council planning officers have rejected a retrospective planning bid after a stable block was built at Hobbs Bottom Farm. John Hill, who submitted the plans after the works were partially completed, was criticised by officers who said the build was not appropriate or justified for agricultural or equestrian uses. The plans also sought permission for the stable block to house a milk vending station, as well as alterations to its existing access. In their report, the officers wrote: ...

Via UNSPLASH THE following planning applications have been decided by Wiltshire Council recently. Box: Council planning officers have rejected a retrospective planning bid after a stable block was built at Hobbs Bottom Farm. John Hill, who submitted the plans after the works were partially completed, was criticised by officers who said the build was not appropriate or justified for agricultural or equestrian uses. The plans also sought permission for the stable block to house a milk vending station, as well as alterations to its existing access. In their report, the officers wrote: ...

Via UNSPLASH THE following planning applications have been decided by Wiltshire Council recently. Box: Planning officers have rejected a retrospective planning bid after a stable block was built at Hobbs Bottom Farm. John Hill, who submitted the plans after the works were partially completed, was criticised by officers who said the build was not appropriate or justified for agricultural or equestrian uses. The plans also sought permission for the stable block to house a milk-vending station, as well as alterations to its existing access. In their report, the officers wrote: “The b...

Via UNSPLASH THE following planning applications have been decided by Wiltshire Council recently. Box: Planning officers have rejected a retrospective planning bid after a stable block was built at Hobbs Bottom Farm. John Hill, who submitted the plans after the works were partially completed, was criticised by officers who said the build was not appropriate or justified for agricultural or equestrian uses. The plans also sought permission for the stable block to house a milk-vending station, as well as alterations to its existing access. In their report, the officers wrote: “The b...