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Owner bids to keep caravan built without permission after home plan refused

13.11.2026 05:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Wiltshire Times ENG
Owner bids to keep caravan built without permission after home plan refused
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A landowner has applied for retrospective permission to use a static caravan at Outmarsh Farm near Semington, Wiltshire, as short-term holiday accommodation for up to two guests. The caravan, measuring about 11.58 metres by 3.66 metres, is already on site and has been used for storage since January 2026. A previous application for temporary residential occupation linked to agricultural operations was refused and an appeal dismissed. The new application proposes holiday use only, with solar power and water from the farm's existing supply. Wiltshire Council will decide whether to grant retrospective planning permission.

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