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4:50pm Friday 18th January 2013 in News

A house can be built on a former builders’ yard site in East Oxford after a bid was successful.

Oxford City Council has granted planning permission for the three-bedroom house on land to the rear of 9 Saunders Road.

The applicant also wants to put in bin and cycle storage space and a vehicle turntable on the forecourt.

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Myron Blatz says...
6:06am Sun 20 Jan 13

And yet City Council consistently refused Martin Young planning permission for his old Headington house, and the wasteland site he bought in Littlemore. Like Mr Young or not, has he been treated shabbily by City Council?

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Grunden Skip says...
7:30pm Sun 20 Jan 13

Myron Blatz wrote:
And yet City Council consistently refused Martin Young planning permission for his old Headington house, and the wasteland site he bought in Littlemore. Like Mr Young or not, has he been treated shabbily by City Council?
Once you upset this, Juvenile, petty minded, vindictive, and morally bankrupt council, you will never get them off of your case until you die. In the sad case when Mr Young passes away, it will be interesting to see if planning permission for Mr Young's land is granted to the new owner.

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Richie24 says...
10:30pm Sun 20 Jan 13

Can't believe the support for Mr Young,he feels he can do whatever he pleases, if you read the above news report it states that permission was 'granted' something that Mr Young thinks he can do without. I am sick and tired of seeing his face plastered over the local press playing the victim.

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