article_snippet.sent: Controversial plans to spend £3.2million pulling down a 19th century country mansion and building a 'Butlins-style' gipsy camp have been approved despite angry protests by neighbours.
article_snippet.sent: The 200-year-old Cledford Hall in the small hamlet of Cledford in Cheshire which is being knocked down to make way for a 'Butlins-style' gipsy camp costing £3.2million .
article_snippet.sent: Formerly Grade II-listed Cledford Hall, which dates back to 1822, was severely damaged by fire three years ago and its listing was cancelled.
article_snippet.sent: Cledford Hall, which dates back to 1822, was severely damaged by fire three years ago and Cheshire East Council Grade-II listing was cancelled .
article_snippet.sent: Residents also raised concerns that the site would destroy local wildlife which had settled on the site of Cledford Hall, including grass snakes, hedgehogs and toads.
article_snippet.sent: A planning permission sign next to Cledford Hall.
article_snippet.sent: Middlewich, which borders Cledford, was named the UK