• Restoration expert broke planning laws with work to his Cotswolds farmhouse

    John Evetts convicted after admitting to carrying out unauthorised work at Grade II-listed propertyFor more than 40 years he has helped return some of Britain’s most extraordinary buildings to their former glory and is celebrated for his sensitivity and attention to detail.But a key adviser to the restoration charity the Landmark Trust has been convicted of breaching planning laws by carrying out unauthorised work on his own property, an 18th-century farmhouse in the Cotswolds. Continue re

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