To
the horror of miserable neighbours, David Kay transformed his house into one of
Britain's leading swingers' clubs.
The five bedroom property boasts two dungeons featuring
spanking benches, torture chairs, examination tables and
suspension equipment. The back garden had been filled with a hot
tub, stocks and a giant crucifixion cross for use in sex games.
New Forest District Council has now issued an enforcement
notice against the owner for turning the house into a business
without planning permission
Shameful conservative councillor Leslie Puttock claimed he
had no moral objection to the activities taking place in the
house....BUT... He said:
It's up to them what they do in their
own home...BUT...this was a normal domestic dwelling
house that was bought and someone thought there's parking
and I can black out the windows and this has become a club
and it does not have permission to be one.
There is nobody absolutely next door...BUT...there
are people across the road that are affected by it and the
car movements and also the noise - it's not only inside,
it's outside as well.
I think they have every right to
complain.
In a letter to the council David Kay said:
The guests are asked to bring a
voluntary contribution towards the costs of hosting the
parties. The total value of contributions amounts to a
fraction of the costs of the rent or mortgage on the
property. It is therefore impossible to conclude that the
parties held are a commercial entity or for financial gain.
He said there had been no complaints to police about any
disturbance.
The council is now refusing planning permission, saying the
house is being used as a business, adding:
The use of a dwelling for a club in this
rural location is at odds with the quiet and peaceful
environment.
A club conflicts with the rural, low key
nature of the locality and is of detriment to the character
of the countryside.
This is not an appropriate location for
this type of use which would be more suited to a town centre
location.
It has gavin Kay until March 11 to stop using the house as a
club and get rid of all his saucy toys.
But kay has now appealed the ruling.