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President John Dramani Mahama has made a heartfelt appeal to residents of Bawku and its surrounding areas to put an end to the long-standing conflict that has troubled the region for years. Addressing the nation at Ghana’s 68th Independence Day parade at the Jubilee House on Thursday, March 6, 2025, President Mahama stressed that the […]
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A MUM-OF-NINE has revealed how she made more space for her children by creating an outdoor tiny home.
Danielle, from the UK, took to social media to show off her 20-year-old daughter’s tiny home at the bottom of the garden.
The mum revealed she made the ‘granny annex’ after getting planning permission from the council and did most of the work with the help of her family.
She revealed she was ‘running out of room’ and wanted to give her second eldest child some privacy.
The incredible tiny home cost the mum £26,000 from start to finish and was kitted out with a fully working bathroom, large bedroom and walk-in wardrobe.
The walk-in wardrobe had built-in shelves and rails from top to bottom to make the most of the space.
To the left of the wardrobe was her daughter’s private bathroom kitted out with a shower, sink, and toilet and was designed with grey slate tiles for a modern look.
Her daughter also had a kettle and air fryer inside in case she wanted to make her own food, but the mum, of course, made her daughter dinner.
In a recent clip, the mum trekked over her garden to bring her daughter a warm bowl of beef stew.
She said: “Your daughter lives down the bottom of the garden so this is your nightly trek with her dinner.”
“Meals on wheels aka Uber Eats aka hotel service aka Just Eat,” joked Danielle.
Danielle built the house last year and said her daughter loves living in it.
The clip of her meals on wheels went viral on her TikTok account @thesymestribe with over 400k views and 5,800 likes.
People were quick to take to the comments in awe of the tiny home.
One person wrote: “My brother lives at end of the garden too and we have a doorbell to ding when his is ready!!”
Another commented: “Ooooo wish I had this set up.”
“I’d love this for myself!” penned a third.
TINY houses can be in the UK regardless of whether they are on a trailer base or not. The legality of tiny houses is all to do with where it is and what you use it for.
According to Planning Geek, constructing a granny annexe in your garden usually means you’ll need planning permission, especially if it has a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen.
This is because it’s seen as a separate living space rather than just an extension of your main home.
However, if you’re thinking about converting an existing outbuilding, like a garage, into a granny annexe or a tiny home, you might not need planning permission.
That said, it’s important to make sure the space doesn’t end up being a fully self-contained unit – for instance, if the converted area doesn’t include cooking facilities, it might not be classified as a separate dwelling.
It’s also worth noting that, while certain small outbuildings can be constructed under permitted development rights, the NAPC points out that this usually applies to structures like sheds or garages, rather than self-contained annexes.
According to The Tiny Housing, a tiny home on wheels must not exceed 2.55 meters in width to be road-legal in the UK. Also, with a standard car licence, the length cannot be more than seven meters.
While tiny homes offer an alternative living solution, they must comply with local planning and building regulations.
Always check with your local council to ensure compliance with all regulations.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “That is better than my house.”
“I want one too,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Girl has more room than I do.”
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THE final footsteps of a 21-year-old uni student who vanished from a pub have been revealed as the mystery continues.
A desperate hunt is still ongoing for missing blond-haired Sebastian Sailes, who disappeared from a boozer one week ago on Thursday.
Sebastian was last seen leaving the Black Horse Pub in Chippenham, Wiltshire, at about 11.30pm on February 27.
CCTV footage then captured the young man heading towards Lovers Walk.
Cops now believe Sebastian went south along Avon Valley Walk towards his home address in Notton.
It is then believed he may have walked towards Rowden Hill, said the force.
But despite extensive searches, Sebastian is yet to be found after a week.
Police have also been scouring a river close to the pub in a desperate bid to find the uni student.
Sebastian is described as white, around 5ft 10ins tall, slim build, with blonde/brown hair with a long fringe.
He was last seen wearing a grey jumper, blue jeans, a beige fur lined jacket and white Adidas trainers.
Officers urged anyone who may have CCTV or Ring doorbells between Notton and Chippenham to check their footage from that night.
Chippenham Police also asked any drivers who could have been in the south Chippenham and Rowden Hill area at the time to review their dashcam recordings.
A large operation has been launched, with scores of volunteers joining police in the search.
Sebastian’s family said in a heartfelt plea: “We are a very close family and are all extremely anxious and praying for the safe return of our much-loved son Sebastian.
“We are unbelievably grateful for the efforts of the police and all the amazing volunteers.
“The public support has been heart-warming, and we appeal to anyone who may have information to contact Wiltshire Police immediately, in the hope that our beautiful boy is returned to us safe and sound.”
County Chief Inspector Ben Huggins said in the latest statement: “We continue to appeal for anyone who may have seen Sebastian or have knowledge of his whereabouts to get in touch.
“Many of our enquiries have taken place around the river but we are also investigating the possibility that he has made his way towards Rowden Hill and through the new estates.”
Ch Insp Huggins continued: “If you live in that area and you have any Ring Doorbell footage from around the time he disappeared to check it for any sign of him.
“Delivery drivers or taxi drivers would also have been out in Chippenham at around that time and we would please ask that you check your Dash Cams for any sign of him.
“I would also like to thank the volunteers from Wiltshire Search and Rescue and other search agencies from the southwest who have come to the area for the time and energy they have put into the search for missing Seb.”
In an update on Monday, Avon and Somerset Police revealed officers had found the body of a man aged in his 70s during the searches.
A spokesman for Wiltshire Police said at the time: “The body of a man aged in his 70s has been found in the River Avon near Westmead Open Space today/this morning (Mon).
“We can confirm that this is not missing man Sebastian Sailes, aged 21 years, for whom an extensive search operation is continuing.
“The body has been identified and his next of kin have been informed. Our thoughts are with them at this sad time.
“There are not thought to be any suspicious circumstances around the OAP’s death.”
The statement continued: “We understand that this development will be concerning for the public.
“I would like to reassure them that Sebastian’s disappearance and the discovery of this man’s body are not linked and the search for Sebastian will continue today.
“Sebastian’s family have been informed of this development and we are continuing to support them.”
