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Richard and Karen Dance, who own the £650,000 cliffside home on the Isle of Wight, were given the go-ahead to build the controversial 25ft-long subterranean passage.
Neighbours reacted with fury after a wealthy couple were granted permission to build an underground tunnel through a cliff to their private viewing platform despite fears the rock is 'fragile'.
Plans to build the subterranean passage have divided opinion in the Isle of Wight parish with some fearing it will damage the cliff
There is one thing missing as far as its owners, married couple Richard and Karen Dance, are concerned - an underground tunnel from the house to the panoramic platform.
The following is a news release from Ammon Mayor Sean Coletti. AMMON — The East Idaho Messiah Sing-In will be performed at 6 p.m. Dec. 19, at the Thunder Ridge High School auditorium, 4941 E. First Street in Ammon. All are invited to attend and participate in this non denominational celebration of Christmas. Performers will […]