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Salon owner wins battle to keep controversial 'polystyrene-looking' shopfront

Councillors said the cladding could stay for three years after officers called it an incongruous addition to the conservation area.

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The white faux-stone cladding was fixed to the front and side of LA Hair, Beauty and Skin, in Shoreham, as part of a recent £40,000 refurbishment by owner Louisa Anderson

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‘Stone’ shopfront in Shoreham allowed to stay for three years

A Shoreham salon owner has warned that her business could collapse after a planning disagreement over its shopfront, and told councillors she felt she was being personally targeted.

·Lewes, United Kingdom
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Salon owner wins battle to keep controversial 'polystyrene-looking' shopfront

The white faux-stone cladding was fixed to the front and side of LA Hair, Beauty and Skin, in Shoreham, as part of a recent £40,000 refurbishment by owner Louisa Anderson

·Brighton, United Kingdom
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The Argus broke the news in Brighton, United Kingdom on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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