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Save Sylvia's Shed

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Shirley Yeo
9 years ago

What harm is the shed doing? It has been erected for a worthwhile purpose not just a on whim to annoy the neighbours. Withdraw the the removal order now.

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Marjorie Wilshire
9 years ago

If the boot was on the other foot I doubt he would complain. Well done to your nice friend for helping to ease your suffering. xx

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jane
9 years ago

leave the shed alone it looks lovely,,, tell him if he don't like the look of the shed keep his bedroom curtains closed

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Trish Goodall
9 years ago

Trish Goodall Save Sylvias Shed

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Trish Goodall
9 years ago

Trish Goodall Save Sylvias Shed

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Trish Goodall
9 years ago

Its A lovely Summer House I would not object if it was in my neighbours garden SAVE SYLVIAS SHED

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Karen
9 years ago

Absolutely ridiculous. Leave the shed & Sylvia alone and work on something more important! Beggars belief that this is a problem for anyone?! Talk about Get A Life.......

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Sue Morris
9 years ago

This looks like a really lovely summer house - I would not object if it were next to my garden!

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Jo Mcdougall
9 years ago

It's a perfectly normal summer house so should be allowed to stay. You should the monstrosity in the garden behind our next door neighbours.

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maria woodwarx
9 years ago

this is not an eyesore it's a perfectly functional summer house

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Val ramsdale
9 years ago

Sign and support For Kevin and his wife

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Kayleigh
9 years ago

There's bigger things going on in the world than a god damn shed leave them be it's doing no harm!!!

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Diane Lee
9 years ago

There must be a compromise in order that both parties are happy ... Leeds City Council you should find one

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This is a FREE community service. More sheds in gardens for this purpose are needed. Bring people TOGETHER.

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Jane Thomas
9 years ago

Totally ridiculous it's 8' not 20' she's not using it to sleep people in it.

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Tony Newton
9 years ago

Have the planning or building control department carried out a site visit ? There is a maximum night limit from the base ground to the apex of the shed roof I think is about 2:5 metres , worth checking out , or get some volunteers to lower the ground , hense lowering the shed height

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Pauline Williams
9 years ago

Can't see the problem a normal shed

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Yvonne Petherbridge
9 years ago

You don't need planning permission for a shed in your own garden.

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Joyce Roberts
9 years ago

Please let her keep this shed

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Liam Hirst
9 years ago Featured

This is an outrage and unfair on disabale people that sylvia works with. When you are disabled you need special arrangements and this is stopping them going to see sylvia will the council pay for her to have disable access to her house then.