Tingdene, the company that owns the North Denes Caravan Park in Lowestoft – has lost a court appeal to extend the site, following a campaign by local residents to get the work stopped.
After fencing off an area of land to the north of the existing caravan park – Tingdene started work and added underground drainage to the site and started building the foundations for around 20 caravans.
However, a Planning Inspectorate decision means that the land – which was always Council owned, will now have to be restored to its original condition.
Tingdene, also owns caravan parks in Corton and Oulton Broad – and has three months to undo the work it started at the North Denes site.
Social media posts have been commenting on the decision, which is has been welcomed as ‘great news’. Meanwhile, some comments have been asking what will now become of the area of land, once it is returned t is former state.
Police are looking at links between a number of stolen or attempted thefts of catalytic converters from cars in east Suffolk. The Suffolk Force says there have been 12 incidents in Lowestoft, Beccles, Carlton Colville, Halesworth, Southwold, Worlingham, Brampton and Stradboke over recent weeks. Metals used in the converters can be worth more than gold and can be worth upto £1000 in scrap value One incident took place at a […]
