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Turkish firm ordered to demolish illegal holiday homes built in 500-year-old English woodland

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A Turkish company has been ordered to demolish holiday homes it built without planning permission inside a 500-year-old woodland in England. The firm purchased the 33-acre Jacobs Farm in Silsden for £1.05 million approximately two years ago. Construction proceeded without the required authorisations, prompting local council intervention. A planning inspector subsequently rejected the company's appeal against the demolition order. As part of the ruling, the firm has also been directed to plant 100 trees to compensate for those lost during the unauthorised works.

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