Brick 'garden shed' faces being ripped down as planners brand it an 'abomination'
Owners of a care home have been ordered to tear down 'Britain's most luxurious shed' from a back garden after planning bosses ruled it was in fact a bungalow. The 11ft tall brick structure has been built at the back of Longmore Nursing Home in Solihull, West Midlands, leaving residents in the home 'staring at a brick wall'. Planning officers originally recommended approval be given for the retrospective application, submitted by the owners of the care home, to build the 'storage shed' at the premises. But angry councillors accused the developers of 'taking the Michael' and said 'we will not b...
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