Cat on an old tin roof?

[andrew gayton]

you never know................

 

[biffvernon]

You don't need planning permission for a chicken shed! Not tucked away down your lane, anyway

 

[andrew gayton]

uuuuuuuuummmmmmmmm..... but you could then apply in 5 yrs time for a c.o.u for res...... hee hee.............

 

[Nemesis]

I do. They will allow a swathe of protected trees to be felled, and a listed wall to be demolished so a developer can built naff houses on a garden in the conservation area (now deemed a brownfield site...) but when we asked we were told it would have to be stone.

The listed wall is, however, to be rebuilt in a different place - the CO says it's 'preservation by re-used materials and replicated form'. Conservation in Tynedale? Forget it!!!

We already have a range of stone outbuildings and wanted tin... it's on a piece of former agricultural land (maybe still is, but not registered as such). We don't keep chickens and don't want a chicken shed.

 

[Nemesis]

Here's another look at those trees, many of which had TPO's on them:

 

[rhood]

Harry

Thanks for the slecladding link. It's a very informative site...great!

Regards

Ross