Couple claim neighbour knocked down wall and secretly turned outbuilding into an office on THEIR land in bitter garden war

A bitter row has erupted between a Conservative councillor and his next door neighbours who have accused him of secretly building an office on their land. The key difference in the new plans was the incorporation of an existing brick shed that straddles the boundary of his and his neighbour's land into a side extension for a home office. Planning documents and pictures of Mr Ahmed's extension appear to show that the new office does creep onto the land of his next door neighbours however the councillor has maintained that the brick shed came with the property 17 years ago. A bitter row has erupted between a councillor and his next door neighbours who have accused him of secretly building an office on their land A new extension contains an office which extends over the boundary of the neighbouring house Aerial photos of the two properties show the clear overlap between the houses Google street view images of the property before the extension also show a clear divide where the new roofed extension now sits Normally in cases where a new development will impinge on the land of a neighbour, permission must be sought in advance in the form of a 'certificate B' notification. This week, councillors voted to approve Mr Ahmed's retrospective application unanimously Planning documents and pictures of Mr Ahmed's extension appear to show that the new office does creep onto the land of his next door neighbours The councillor has maintained that the brick shed came with the property 17 years ago Kirandeep Kaur and Amandeep Turner had previously sought to build a single storey rear extension with a two storey side which Mr Ahmed complained about Mr Ahmed refuted claims he had extended his property too far 'The current owner purchased their property last year, fully aware that the shed was already in place.