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    Over the Edge wrote:
    MGRA wrote:
    Over the Edge wrote:
    MGRA wrote:
    two completely stupid but predictable comments.... Sadly for AL he is subject to the same planning laws and processes as everyone else.... If he wants an absolutely huge house, then there are plenty of places he can build one that does not effect those who live nearby.
    Obviously your a Nimby as well, I wish would just let live and let live.
    I am not a nimby, I just have a basic grasp of planning law. You clearly do not, hence the stupid comments.
    Being an ex builder I have a very good grasp of planning and the laws that such work needs prior to improvements.

    People are entitled to their opinions, you have yours and I have mine, you call people stupid for voicing opinions and disregards those comments because they are not the same of yours.

    Your attitude is that if someone wants a bigger property, they have to buy a piece of land to do, and you say my comments are stupid, one questions yours.
    I am sure your attitude will change when the building is next to your property!"
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Southampton FC star Adam Lallana upsets neighbours with house plan

Saints star Adam Lallana Saints star Adam Lallana

SAINTS star Adam Lallana is involved in an off-the-pitch battle – just days after helping his club secure their return to the Premiership.

The 23-year-old midfielder, who scored one of the four goals against Coventry, has angered his neighbours by submitting plans to enlarge his luxury clifftop home. Lallana wants to build a single-storey extension to the front of the house and a two-storey wing with balcony at the back.

People living nearby say the floor to ceiling windows included in the scheme will “severely impede” on their living conditions and destroy their privacy.

Christchurch Borough Council rejected the scheme after receiving 14 letters of objection. Lallana has lodged an appeal but his neighbours are hoping a Government-appointed planning inspector will back the protesters and uphold the council’s decision.

One said: “The two-storey extension to the rear will cause the next door property to suffer loss of privacy and outlook. The sheer mass of the west elevation will block out the sunlight.”

Another objector claimed the extension would result in an unacceptable loss of privacy.

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