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Disabled pensioner who paved over grass verge to build £2.2K driveway to his home is ordered to rip it up after it was built without planning permission

Daily Mail · 2 months ago

David Siggins, 85, says he has been left close to a breakdown over the dispute after paving over a green area outside his home in Rochford, Essex.

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