POLITICSMay 26 · 00:32 UTCDAILY MAIL

Homeowner is ordered to tear down 'illegally built' 40ft outbuilding at his £800,000 home - after council feared it could be turned into a house

A homeowner has been ordered to demolish a 40ft 'illegally built' outbuilding at his £800,000 home after a local council expressed concerns it could be converted into a residential unit. The council cited illegal construction as the primary reason for the demolition mandate.

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