Former Starbucks UK boss ordered to dismantle unauthorised tennis court within six months

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A former chief executive of Starbucks in the UK has been given six months to remove a tennis court that was built without authorisation. The ruling requires him to take down the structure in order to comply with planning rules. The case centres on the unapproved construction at his property. The decision marks the outcome of the enforcement action taken against the work.

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