article_snippet: A bitter argument has broken out over a city financier's plans to build a vast basement extension under the £11million home where Nobel Prize-winning writer Nobel Prize-winner John Galsworthy lived.
article_snippet: But neighbours, who are already enduring building works at two nearby properties, have branded a city financier's plans to build a vast basement extension under the £11million home where Nobel Prize-winning writer John Galsworthy livedinhumane', with one long-time resident saying he will move if the work is approved.
article_snippet: While there Nobel Prize-winning writer John Galsworthy added an extension to the already large property, giving it nine bedrooms.
article_snippet: Speaking to the Evening Standard, actor Tom Conti said: 'It is inhumane to inflict this dreadful noise and everything else connected to such excavation on the people living nearby.' actor Tom Conti told the paper that residents had already endured years of noise from a nearby property belonging to former French footballer and Arsenal star Theirry Henry.
article_snippet: John Gardiner, 69, a tax barrister who lives next door to Now City boss Caspar Berendsen, said John Gardiner, 69, a tax barrister who lives next door to Mr Berendsen will consider leaving John Gardiner, 69, a tax barrister who lives next door to Mr Berendsen home of 30 years if the works are approved by Camden council.
article_snippet: We circulated a detailed leaflet to We neighbours in advance of submitting We application, setting out We planning proposal including a summary of the engineers’ reports addressing, We hope, some of the concerns that We had expected neighbours may understandably have. '
article_snippet: We wish to create a family home for We five children which retains its historical significance in an area of London which We love.'
highlights_snippet: Plans involve demolishing extension that was added by Nobel Prize-winner John Galsworthy .