EBENEZERIndia
A mystery Turkish firm has been ordered by a council to tear down holiday homes built without planning permission in a 500-year-old English woodland. The company bought the 33-acre Jacobs Farm in Silsden for £1.05 million two years ago. A planning inspector rejected its appeal an
Read full story on Times of India →
India — TOI WORLD DESK
A mystery Turkish firm has been ordered by a council to tear down holiday homes built without planning permission in a 500-year-old English woodland. The company bought the 33-acre Jacobs Farm in Silsden for £1.05 million two years ago. A planning inspector rejected its appeal and ordered 100 trees to be planted to replace those lost during the unauthorised works.
This report is published with credit to Times of India. The wire sent a summary; open the original for any extra context. Read on Times of India →
Source: Times of India · TOI WORLD DESK. Published 26 Aug 2026, 06:49 pm.
Most relevant
Delivery associates remain among the most sought-after workers. Warehouses and fulfilment centres are also adding people ahead of the festive rush.
Read on NDTV →Editor’s choice
The ‘smart border’ architecture will integrate AI, sensors, surveillance systems and unified command-and-control centres, says official; focus on addressing threat from drones used for smuggling; pilot project to start soon from Pakistan border
Read on The Hindu →