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Owner of closed Yorkshire village pub appeals against ruling that it could not become a house

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The White Swan in Thornton-le-Clay closed in 2020 when the last tenants left. It was subsequently purchased by Richard Harrison, who lives in the building with his wife. The couple applied to change its use to residential, arguing that it was not viable as a business. However following a campaign by the residents' group Save Our Swan, the council listed the pub as an Asset of Community Value.

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Owner of closed Yorkshire village pub appeals against ruling that it could not become a house

The owner of a former village pub which Ryedale Council said could not be converted into a five-bedroom house has appealed the decision.

2 years ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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