Bumper row of business units built without permission allowed to stay after year-long planning row

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Bumper row of business units built without permission allowed to stay after year-long planning row

West Norfolk Council has granted retrospective planning permission for 19 shipping container "micro units" erected without authorisation on Edward Benefer Way in King's Lynn, bringing a year-long planning dispute to a close. Committee members voted overwhelmingly — 11 to two — in favour of allowing the structures to remain, defying a recommendation from planning officers to reject the application. Officers had argu…