A Small English Village Is Furious at Kelsey Grammer
Briefly

Kelsey Grammer's decision to demolish a 200-year-old cottage in the English village of Portishead has incensed local residents. After his plans to extend the cottage were rejected, he proposed building a larger modern home without requiring further approval. Villagers are concerned about the implications for local housing prices, conservation of the green belt, and the perceived privilege that comes with his celebrity status. A wave of objections has been sent to the council, highlighting a deep-seated worry for preserving the local character of their community.
Grammer's permission to demolish a historic cottage has sparked outrage among villagers in Portishead, who fear increased prices and loss of local character.
The villagers are upset that Grammer's wealthy status allows him to sidestep community concerns about conservation and the local housing market.
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