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This is Valerie's address, according to public directorship documents filed at Companies House
Hazelton, Whiteshoots Hill, Bourton-on-the-Water :
Google Maps
The streetview was filmed August last year. There's a board up stating "Development Opportunity. 1.5 Acres. Planning Permission for 5 bed house. With Commercial Buildings and CLEUD".
CLEUD stands for Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development.
I do wonder if the murders were financially motivated.
Hazelton, Whiteshoots Hill, Bourton-on-the-Water :
Google Maps
The streetview was filmed August last year. There's a board up stating "Development Opportunity. 1.5 Acres. Planning Permission for 5 bed house. With Commercial Buildings and CLEUD".
CLEUD stands for Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development.
A Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development (CLEUD) is a certificate that is legally granted by a Local Planning Authority to retrospectively legalise a previously unauthorised development. Or to confirm development was carried out inline with an approved permission. The CLEUD certifies that an existing building/use is lawful and it will prevent any enforcement action being taken. The granting of a CLEUD application only applies to the lawfulness of the existing development. It doesn’t remove the requirement to comply with any other legal requirements.
A development can become lawful, and exempt from enforcement if it has been in situ for a specified period of time. In most cases, development becomes immune if no action is taken, between 4-10 years depending on development. Link A practical guide to a Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development
I do wonder if the murders were financially motivated.