Claims extracted
24
sentences that state something as happening or true
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12%
3 of 24 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Residents are up in arms over a neighbour who was allowed to keep a huge giant shed that houses his state-of-the-art golf simulator.
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that → allow → simulator
The timber building is sound-proofed for indoor golf at the bottom of company director Pete Bransky's garden in Highcliffe, Dorset.
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building → proof → Highcliffe
But locals claim the council have let the 51-year-old 'do what he wants' after allowing him to keep the cabin when it is much bigger than permitted development allows.
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development → claim → cabin
They claim he wrongly stated on the plans the height of the cabin was just under the 8.2ft allowed.
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height → claim → ft
Mr Bransky later revised the height of the 23ft wide and 13.5ft long building on the plans.
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Bransky → revise → plans
Residents added it created a fire hazard as it was too close to their fences and damaged tree roots.
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it → add → roots
Despite this he has been granted planning permission to keep the golf cabin as the local council wanted to take a 'positive and proactive approach focused on solutions' to the matter.
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council → grant → matter
One neighbour said: 'If Mr Bransky wants to whack away in his black plastic shed then that's no one's business but his.
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that → say → his
The problem is the credibility of BCP Council to govern it.
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problem → govern → it
Residents are up in arms over a neighbour who was allowed to keep a huge giant shed that housed his state-of-the-art golf simulator (pictured)
The timber building is sound-proofed for indoor golf at the bottom of company director Pete Bransky's garden in Highcliffe, Dorset
Residents added it created a fire hazard as it was too close to their fences and damaged tree roots (Pictured: Pete Branksy's house)
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it → allow → fences
It seems strange that you can put in at least three separate plans all with different measurements on a structure that already physically exists.
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that → seem → structure
It seems bizarre that you can put in a drawing with half of the false information removed and then get it passed when the historical anomalies are there in black and white.
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anomalies → seem → black
This is despite potentially damaging nearby protected trees and the parish council representative vehemently objecting based on size and overdevelopment.
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representative → damage → size
'It is obviously very good news if you want to build anything you like, there's not much point in the planning process as you can obviously make it up as you go along.
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you → want → it
Mr Bransky, who runs a printing business, bought the house in the affluent Highcliffe area of Christchurch, about a decade ago.
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who → run → Christchurch
The timber building takes up the entire width of the back garden and is fitted acoustic sports panels to the walls and ceiling and soundproof carpet tiles to the floor to reduce any noise.
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building → take → noise
He has also put in a rubber anti-shock and noise reduction framed base to reduce sound when he strikes the balls and installed a high-end golf simulator impact screen so the balls will not be hitting any walls.
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balls → put → walls
Mr Bransky, who is a member of Brockenhurst Manor Golf Club in the New Forest, said he had not complained about work his neighbours had done to their homes.
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neighbours → say → homes
He said: 'The next door neighbour is complaining about loss of light, but he put a six-metre extension on the back of his house that blocks my light and I didn't complain about that.
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I → say → that
'And the guy behind took out a load of trees and put in an outbuilding at the end of his garden and I didn't complain about that.
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I → take → that
Lots of people have got garden buildings, yes this is slightly bigger than some but it needs to be to have the space to swing the clubs.
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it → get → clubs
It doesn't affect anyone, I think we need to just let people have what they want.
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they → affect → what
It's all properly insulated and we're not out there all the time.'
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we → insulate → ?
In approving his plans, BCP Council advised Mr Bransky to have a reputable tree surgeon check the health and stability of the trees that might be affected by the building within the next two years.
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that → approve → years
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