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Bill Wright wrote:
Tim Watts wrote:

The problem wifth the planning laws are they have this bee in their
bonnet about town/village development boundaries.

In addition to your other points, this also leads to perfectly good
houses being knocked down in villages because of their land value, and
two or more hitches built on the plot. Where's the environmental sense
in that?

it depends on what you mean by a "perfectly good house". I reckon ours is,
but it's a hundred years old with no cavity walls, so some people might not
think it is "perfectly good".

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