![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/neighbour-blasted-holes-in-my-wall/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_SWNS_PLANNING_ROW_006.jpg&description=Gurwinder Singh has been ordered to knock down his 'monster mansion' which neighbours say had been making their lives a misery as they were forced to blast music to drown out the sound of construction A homeowner says she had holes put through her bedroom wall and had to blast the music of Queen to drown out her next door neighbour's daily jackhammering. Gurwinder Singh has been ordered to demolish a "monster mansion" he built without planning permission following a three year dispute with his neighbours. He bulldozed his modest semi-detached house and replaced it with a four-bedroom property which made his neighbours' lives "hell". Locals in Willenhall, West Midlands, described is as being "like a Travelodge in the middle of a housing estate" while others branded it a "monstrosity" and "an eyesore." Last year, Walsall Council slapped Mr Singh with an enforcement notice ordering him to tear the building down following complaints from residents. Mr Singh appealed to the Planning Inspectorate but the local authority has now dismissed the appeal and upheld the original enforcement notice. The woman living next door - who wished to remain anonymous - said the loud building work went on daily until late at night. She told the MailOnline: "I was sat in bed reading a book one day and then I heard this banging and this beam had gone into my bedroom wall. They started jack hammering this wall at 8am in the morning until 10pm at night...I used to put Queen on to drown them out!" She went on to say workers knocked down her fence and used her ladders without asking. "Anyone could walk through the house and get onto my garden. He told me the building in the back was a garage but I asked if he had a flying car as there was no way to get to it and it was so small," she said. Neighbours say they hope the row can finally be resolved after three years of trying to get the house on the corner of Sandringham Avenue and Arundel Road torn down. One neighbour, who wished to remain anonymo){kind=link}
Gurwinder Singh has been ordered to knock down his ‘monster mansion’ which neighbours say had been making their lives a misery as they were forced to blast music to drown out the sound of construction
A homeowner says she had holes put through her bedroom wall and had to blast the music of Queen to drown out her next door neighbour’s daily jackhammering.
Gurwinder Singh has been ordered to demolish a “monster mansion” he built without planning permission following a three year dispute with his neighbours.
He bulldozed his modest semi-detached house and replaced it with a four-bedroom property which made his neighbours’ lives “hell”. Locals in Willenhall, West Midlands, described is as being “like a Travelodge in the middle of a housing estate” while others branded it a “monstrosity” and “an eyesore.”
Last year, Walsall Council slapped Mr Singh with an enforcement notice ordering him to tear the building down following complaints from residents. Mr Singh appealed to the Planning Inspectorate but the local authority has now dismissed the appeal and upheld the original enforcement notice.