![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/pink-door-woman-faces-new-edinburgh-council-colour-complaint/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/130345228_miranda_dickson.jpg&description=Image source, Miranda Dickson Image caption, The recent anonymous complaint to the council says the new door colour is still a shade of pink An Edinburgh woman who was ordered to repaint her pink door is facing a new council investigation over its latest colour. Miranda Dickson, 48, recently painted her door in the New Town "an off-white" after a previous green makeover was rejected by planners. But Edinburgh Council has now received a fresh complaint that the door is back to pink. Last year Ms Dickson faced a £20,000 fine if she did not change the colour. Ms Dickson told BBC Scotland she was stunned by the latest development. She said: "I am speechless that someone has complained about this colour as far as I was concerned this chapter in my life was closed. "I'm shocked and distraught about it. It is definitely not the same colour as it was originally painted - it's an off-white. "I feel bullied and that it has now become personal." Ms Dickson first received an enforcement notice last year which said her pink door did not meet the standards of a house in the World Heritage Site. It stated she must repaint it to its original colour of white or apply for planning permission. Image source, Miranda Dickson Image caption, Miranda Dickson says her door is not "bright pink" as the complaint letter stated After an appeal failed she applied for planning permission to paint it green. In April, before she received the outcome of her application, she painted the door green because she was near the fine deadline if it remained pink. Last week planners rejected the green colour so she painted it an "off-white" and applied again for retrospective planning permission. But in a fresh twist the council said it had received a new complaint that the door was again pink. Ms Dickson has previously said she was confused why she was being issued an enforcement notice when there were many other brightly coloured doors in the area. But the council said it could only act where it had receiv){kind=link}
An Edinburgh woman who was ordered to repaint her pink door is facing a new council investigation over its latest colour.
Miranda Dickson, 48, recently painted her door in the New Town “an off-white” after a previous green makeover was rejected by planners.
But Edinburgh Council has now received a fresh complaint that the door is back to pink.
Last year Ms Dickson faced a £20,000 fine if she did not change the colour.
Ms Dickson told BBC Scotland she was stunned by the latest development.