A businessman says he and his family have received a ‘massive outpouring of support’ for the rainbow on the canopy of their home following retrospective planning permission on his property in Clifton, Bristol.
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… The family painted it….to support both the NHS and LGBTQ+ rights…
BBC News writes:
Ken Aylmer, 52, has applied for retrospective planning permission for the colourful design on his property in Clifton, Bristol.
The family painted it in October to support both the NHS and LGBTQ+ rights.
It has attracted 100 messages of support and 15 objections from people who said it might look out of place.
Some residents and people who objected to the application said the painting and the colours were “visually incongruous within the context of the Georgian terrace”.…
[Mr Aylmer said] they had decided on a rainbow for the Georgian property on the spur of the moment while they were having the roof repaired….
There used to be more colour on Clifton homes, Mr Aylmer says…
A date has not been set for when the planning application will be decided.
