Developer Wayne Low was ordered to faithfully rebuild the Travellers Rest in Long Riston after illegally tearing down the vacant pub, HullLive reports.
HullLive writes:
A developer ordered to build a faithful recreation of an East Riding village’s historic pub they tore down illegally has built one without a bar, an inspector has found.
The structure built on the site of the 200-year-old Travellers Rest, in Long Riston, was found by an inspector to be plainly unsuitable for use as a pub. Inspector Laura Renaudon found it appeared to be two separate houses with their own gardens, living spaces and meters contained within a building with some outside features….
…. The inspectors finding came as she dismissed Mr Low’s appeal….
The inspector said: “The property now lacks benefit of a cellar, although it may be possible to run a public house without a beer cellar, it would be unlikely for one of this size….”
