James Corden Faces Ongoing Backlash Over London Garden Room Plans
Neighbors have filed 18 complaints citing noise, environmental risks, and aesthetic concerns about the proposed structure, which has yet to be approved.
- James Corden's neighbors in northwest London have raised 18 formal objections to his plans for a garden room on his property.
- Concerns include potential noise pollution, particularly fears that a family member's drumming could move into the new structure.
- The proposed garden room would feature amenities such as an office, gym, pool, sauna, kitchen, and terrace, roughly the size of a one-bedroom flat.
- Environmental concerns focus on the potential harm to nearby trees, with an expert report disputing claims in Corden's application that no trees would be affected.
- Neighbors have criticized the project as an 'eyesore' and objected to its proximity to property boundaries, with one resident calling the plans 'totally unreasonable.'
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