Neighbours say the 'beautiful wild creatures' which roam through gardens would be harmed by the proposal.
Neighbours said peacocks who roam around gardens in the area would be "greatly disturbed" by the proposed houseA plan for a new house on scrubland has been blocked after concerns were raised about the effect it would have on peacocks.
Some people objected to the proposal, saying it would disturb the peacocks who roam around gardens in the village. "They are beautiful wild creatures who, together with the nesting bird population, would be greatly disturbed by this application." The Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk had rejected the application as it was considered a "backland" development that went against its planning policies, said theThe council's refusal led to an appeal being made by the applicant, Andrew Chapman, to the government's Planning Inspectorate.
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