The decking will soon have to be torn up
A 'suffering' café owner has been ordered to remove decking after a saga she has labelled the 'most stressful time'. The Wrinkly Lettuce Café & Bistro on Main Road, Gedling, was refused retrospective planning permission for a garden decking area by Gedling Borough Council in December 2021.
"It has not been an easy time to run a business, but this has added to it. It's been the most stressful time. The Planning Inspectorate acknowledged there had been a lack of clarity over the implications of the altered description for the plans. Local resident in wider area thought the refusal was unfortunate for the business.
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