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Disabled man sleeping in mum s kitchen suicidal over lack of help
Dean said the city council was not doing anything for him
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Dean Lee s bed is in the corner of his mum s kitchen
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A disabled man left sleeping in his mum s kitchen said he was now feeling suicidal and is losing hope he will get a new downstairs bedroom after the city council visited.
Wraxall Manor, Higher Wraxall (Google Maps) Renovations and alterations are being proposed at Wraxall Manor. The details are included in the latest planning applications to be validated by Dorset Council. The planning request includes internal and external renovations, installing a cupola and changes to windows, the porch and logia. Other Dorchester area applications include - Duntish Elm Farm, Buckland Newton, building for machinery store; Warren Hill Farm, Warren Hill, Puddletown, farm building for cattle; Felmersham, Mills Road, Osmington Mills, first floor extension with front and rear dormers; Wreth Farm, Bookham Lane, Buckland Newton, removal of glass roof and creation of south facing first floor balcony; 2 Hardys Row, West Knighton, add porch; Carriers Cottage, Cheselbourne, single storey rear extension; 3 Orford Mews, Orford Street, Puddletown, demolish conservatory and build garden room extension; Northbrook Farm, Puddletown, extension to existing barn; 2 Portesha
Approach to West Knighton (Google Maps) Changes to the windows, doors and guttering for eight homes on a West Knighton farm site have been refused by Dorset Council to protect the village conservation area. The scheme, at West Knighton Farm in Highgate Lane, which involves the demolition of existing barns and outbuildings had been approved – but the developers have since asked to change all windows, doors and guttering to UPVC. They had originally been agreed in painted wood with metal for the guttering. The site, on the western edge of the village, is directly opposite the grade 1 listed church and grade 2 listed West Knighton House and Granary.
I am writing to update your article regarding the recent planning application for the kitchen extension at the New Inn on Highgate Lane, West Knighton. It is true that we have applied for the extension to the existing very small kitchen currently in place, however the inference that the business continues to thrive during the Covid-19 restrictions is far from true. The business and its staff have been heavily impacted by the Covid-19 restrictions just like all the other pubs and hotels in the country, along with so many other businesses. We are fortunate to own the Black Dog in Broadmayne, The New Inn at West Knighton along with the George Albert Hotel at Wardon Hill; all three businesses have been closed and the staff furloughed throughout the first and second lockdown.