IMM wrote:

"geoff" wrote in message
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In message , Louis
Drysdale writes
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nss wrote in message
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Well, for example,do you need such 'approval' or 'inspection' if you
have
a pile of building-materials in your garden, or a 'work of art'?
Do you?
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nss

Course not. What's your point?
What we see in the photo is an extension in a state of
construction/deconstruction (not sure which), looks like it's attached
to
the house, etc so it's an extension that is subject to building
regulations
and to planning consent (subhject to size etc as earlier post). Maybe
someone from the Shropshire council can enlighten the group?

Well Shropshire PA are a bit of a law unto themselves

I used to know someone who worked for them years ago he was a 100%
jobsworth. Someone had built a little log cabin up in the back of beyond
in the woods which they pulled down. I remember him telling me "You
can't have people building houses all over the place, it's just not on"

Sounds like an idiot. What is land for? Where are we supposed to live?
Suspended in mid-air?

There are planning laws so that people cannot build all over the countryside
without proper consideration. Just look at all the ribbon development that
took place before the Town & Country Planning Act.



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