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A GRANDAD has made the final of a national competition after transforming his garden shed into an amusement arcade.

A BRA-fitting boutique, a Catholic oratory, and a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang-inspired “inventor’s workshop” are among this year’s Shed of the Year entrants. But it's Martin Gabbutt's Clutterbuck Lodge that will be getting our vote in the annual competition, hosted by Cuprinol. The retired vet, who lives in Mellor, has created his summerhouse out of recycled furniture, using wardrobes, desks and tables to craft the exquisite drinking den which looks like a hunters log cabin. Undated handout photo issued by Cuprinol of Cuprinol Shed of the Year category cabin/summerhouse entry of...

Father Shed! Tiny 6ft by 6ft kit summer house bought for £100 for charity 22 years ago is now up for Shed of the Year after Anglican priest extends it for lockdown masses Father Len Black, from Inverness, has made it to the last round of competition with The Oratory Of St Joseph   This year's competition has been the fiercest yet with a record-breaking 331 entrants vying for shed glory Entrants were whittled down to just 22 finalists shortlisted across categories including Budget and Workshop Lockdown category introduced last year to reflect the number of sheds built as a project during th...

Cuprinol Shed of the Year finalists include Plymouth man who built epic bar in his garden The ‘lockdown’ category introduced in last year’s competition has been retained, with several DIY bars, including John’s in Plymouth, created as pubs in England remained closed until coronavirus restrictions began to ease in April Updated John Williams with his shed Bungy's Backyard Bar in Plymouth (Image: PA) Never miss a big story in Plymouth again with our daily newslettersInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! When you subscribe we will use the information you ...

This year's Shed of the Year competition has been the fiercest yet with a record-breaking 331 UK entrants vying for shed glory - more than double the entries seen in 2020.