Exciting stuff, this. Paul McCartney's latest bid to keep the log cabin he's built in the grounds of his East Sussex estate doesn't appear to be going too well. As previously reported, the former Beatle was attempting to gain retrospective planning permission for the structure, which, he claims, provides essential "privacy, seclusion and security".
At the latest meeting at Bexhill Town Hall, however, the planning councillors decided that they needed to visit the actual site. This, they claim, is because the photos, drawings and plans provided by McCartney were not enough to inform their decision, and not, as all you cynics are no doubt thinking, because the planning councillors wanted an excuse to visit Paul McCartney's house.
More on this thrilling topic if and when we get it.