Pakenham man Tony Edgar submits fresh application for home | East Anglian Daily Times
Pakenham man Tony Edgar, who went on hunger strike amid a planning row with West Suffolk Council, has submitted a fresh application.
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Pakenham man Tony Edgar, who went on hunger strike amid a planning row with West Suffolk Council, has submitted a fresh application.
A Pakenham man who went on hunger strike amid a West Suffolk Council planning row has had enforcement action against him dropped.
Tony Edgar built the one-storey property as an outbuilding to accompany a larger home on a plot he bough. But after a stroke and the death of his wife he decided to give up on the project - and live in the smaller property
Tony Edgar, 55, built the one-storey property in Pakenham, near Bury St Edmunds as an outbuilding to accompany a larger home on a plot he bought in 2008 - but sold in 2020 after his wife died.
Tony Edgar, of Pakenham, said he is faced with the prospect of becoming homeless amid an ongoing planning row with West Suffolk Council.