Inverclyde Garden Shed Dispute

A couple have vowed to defy council orders to demolish their £20,000 garden shed, which was built three years ago without planning permission. Catherine Curran and Martin Keyes from Greenrock, Inverclyde, were left stunned after council planners refused retrospective planning consent for their two. A Scots couple have been left 'raging' after being told by the council they will have to demolish their £20,000 garden shed.

Catherine Curran and Martin Keyes, from Greenock, were left stunned. A COUPLE was devastated after their neighbours demanded the destruction of their £20,000 garden cabin. Environment and regeneration director at Inverclyde Council Stuart Jamieson said it did not meet the 'safe and pleasant' criteria and had a detrimental impact because of the size and proximity to the garden.

The council cited a complaint about the planning application prior to February 2022. A FURIOUS Greenock couple have insisted they won't allow a £20,000 summer house in their back garden to be torn down - after councillors knocked back a bid to secure planning permission for the structure. Catherine Curran spoke out after members of Inverclyde Council's local review body (LRB.

The door is now open for Inverclyde Council to take enforcement action to have the building removed, if the local authority deems such action necessary. Inverclyde Council officials have refused an application from Catherine Curran for retrospective planning permission for the shed in the back garden of a property in Gateside Grove. The outbuilding is situated on top of decking in the back garden, next to another shed.

The Tele reported in December how Catherine Curran and her partner Martin Keyes were left stunned after Inverclyde Council officials refused retrospective planning permission for the building in their garden at Gateside Grove last year. The homeowners appealed against the decision. A SHOCKED Greenock couple has vowed to fight to save their £20,000 garden house amid fears they may be forced to pull it down THREE YEARS after it was built.

Catherine Curran and her partner Martin Keyes were left stunned when they discovered that council planners had taken the decision to refuse retrospective planning for their two metre high outbuilding. The Tele reported in December how Catherine Curran and her partner Martin Keyes were left stunned after Inverclyde Council officials refused retrospective planning permission for the building in their garden at Gateside Grove.