Let it BEACH! Stella McCartney hit with ANOTHER snag in planning row over £5million Highland hideaway - as fashion designer is warned she must allow public access her beach

Her sustainable clothing range promises to have a 'positive impact' on people and the planet. But now Stella McCartney has been warned she must allow public access to a beach on a remote Highland plot where she hopes to build a £5m mansion. Highland Council's forestry team had objected on the grounds Corsican pine trees could be felled and works for a water supply would have an 'adverse effect' on existing trees. Public beach access may decide the fate of Stella McCartney's plans for a new mansion How Ms McCartney's Highland mansion would look if planning permission is granted McCartney, 52, and her husband, Alasdhair Willis, hope to erect a secluded hideaway at Commando Rock in Glenuig Dozens of objections have been lodged with Highland Council over the application in the name of the fashion designer's husband Fresh plans tweaking designs in a bid to avoid damaging treelines were lodged with Highland Council in the summer. Stella McCartney, 52, and her husband Alasdhair Willis attend the launch of the Stella McCartney Global flagship store on June 12, 2018 in London Dozens of objections have been lodged with Highland Council over the application in the name of the fashion designer's husband Highland Council's forestry team also had highlighted concerns over the project's impact on trees and mature woodland 'Should any fence or gate be erected on the access track to the property, this should either be beyond the junction with the path to the beach, or permanent pass gates should be installed to accommodate pedestrian access.