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Richard Silverwood

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Journalist (ex-editor). Racing fanatic and punter. Ex-football manager and chairman. Mansfield Town fan. Cricket lover. Unashamedly proud to be woke.
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From cat-flaps to HMOs -- check out all the latest plans for Mansfield

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By Richard Silverwood Verified
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The anomaly arose when two separate proposals landed on the desks of planning officers at Mansfield District Council The installation of a microchip-controlled cat-flap at The Old Mill House, on Church Road, Warsop, needs to be sanctioned by the officers because the property is a grade II listed building.
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Countryside land in Warsop is earmarked for lodge-style homes

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By Richard Silverwood Verified
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In February, Mansfield District Council rejected a bid for one self-build, two-storey, detached four-bedroom property, with landscaping and parking, on a site off Church Road (A60) next to Meden School Council officers labelled it “a wholly inappropriate form of development, detrimental and corrosive to the rural setting in which the dwelling would be based”.
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Historic former pub in Ashfield set for new lease of life as education centre

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By Richard Silverwood Verified
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The historic Masons Arms, on the corner of Unwin Road and Coxmoor Road in Sutton, was a thriving community pub that dated back to the 1800s. But in the summer of 2018, it closed and the distinctive building was put up for sale. Briefly, it traded as Natalie's Bottles and Bits, a ‘biker cafe' selling bottled craft beers. But by 2020, planning permission had been granted to convert the property into a residential house.
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