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UK widow ordered to demolish mini-farm she built on cleared fly-tip wasteland

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Tara Dexter, a widow from West Sussex, UK, transformed a neglected £57,000 fly-tipped plot into a small working farm following the death of her partner from cancer. Over two years, she developed the land to house pigs, chickens, peacocks, and around 2,000 plants. Authorities have since ordered her to tear down key structures on the property after she lost a planning appeal. The ruling puts the future of her farm, which she built as a personal project after her loss, in serious jeopardy.

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