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A family have been given six months to tear down extensions to their home after losing no fewer than three appeals.

The clock is now ticking on the demolition of a two-storey front and side extension, plus a first-floor extension over a garage, at the property in Little Dawley, Telford.

The enlargements flouted restrictions imposed when the house was originally built two decades ago.

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Yula Morrison and Paul Crittenden told planning inspector Felicity Thompson they had sought guidance from Telford and Wrekin Council. But the inspector said grievances against the council bore no relevance to her final ruling.

"I have had regard to the appellant's family circumstances regarding the need f

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