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A historic homes restoration expert has been convicted of breaching planning laws by carrying out unauthorised work on his Grade II listed £1.5 million farmhouse.`John Evetts, a former council
John Evetts convicted after admitting to carrying out unauthorised work at Grade II listed property
A wealthy historic homes restoration expert has been hauled into court and convicted of breaking planning laws at his own Grade-II listed £1.5 million farmhouse.
John Evetts, 72 - a former council planning chairman and consultant at the Landmark Trust - 'jumped the gun' after becoming frustrated with planning delays at his local council.
Frustrated locals in the pristine village of Toddington, ten miles east of Tewkesbury, have called artist Damien Hirst's Victorian gothic manor as an 'eyesore' and a 'white blob'.