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Beckhams' 'Blackpool' Lighting Plans Irk Oxfordshire Neighbours

  • Sir David Beckham and Lady Victoria Beckham face local objections over plans for festooned lighting at their Great Tew home in Oxfordshire, with neighbors raising concerns about light pollution and wildlife impact.
  • Planning documents show the couple has been accused of 'drip-feeding' more than 30 applications to West Oxfordshire District Council for their £6m estate, rather than submitting one master plan.
  • Local resident James Worthington submitted a formal objection comparing the proposed lighting to 'Blackpool illuminations', warning the lights could become 'a source of annoyance to people' and 'harmful to wildlife'.
  • West Oxfordshire District Council previously investigated a planning breach over unauthorized sand added to the lake, though a source close to the Beckhams said they followed regulations 'to the letter'.
  • Ongoing tension reflects broader concerns about the estate, which the Beckhams purchased for £6,150,000 in 2016 and have repeatedly clashed with locals over plans for extensive renovations.
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In the midst of the widespread tensions between the residents of the Cotswolds countryside, west of London, over the invasion of the area of celebrities, pop stars, televisions, models or footballers, now the inhabitants of this small rural area are on the warpath in particular with one of their neighbors: the marriage formed by David and Victoria Beckham . Apparently, the dressmaker and the footballer have started a new work in their mansion - …

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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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