“Furthermore, any development would increase the amount of traffic, and since the road is very narrow and has no footpath, additional dangers would be posed for the pedestrians and especially the schoolchildren who use it regularly.”
Neighbour Keith Satchell added that the plans were “opportunistic” as he stressed the house would lead to increased traffic through the “narrow” road.
He added: “The application appears opportunistic, merely based on the existence of the remains of a previous building. If approved, it would have the practical effect of changing the planning approach to the AONB.”
Homes Under The Hammer continues today at 10am on BBC One.
source: express.co.uk