In keeping with normal practice she should be invited into the House of Lords or at the very least she wouldn’t be expected to pay for any repairs herself.

Morgan WilliamsI doubt it.

Richard Pearson“How many others in the local government and town hall structures are corrupt like this? More than you can imagine." You seem assuredly confident about that, so one might naturally presume that you have significant personal experience with it? Do tell.

Blame mass tourism and foreign visitors! Take a hard look at yourselves.

In the UK he would be ordered to take the building down. And be sacked from his employment.

Bogdan“How many others in the local government and town hall structures are corrupt like this? “ More than you can imagine.

Zoltan TeglasCopied and filed.

Richard PearsonAgainst the 'established narrative...'. Daily Mail reader reports feelings of persecution during illegal buildings scandal

Begs the question of how does a mid-level civil servant in a regional planning office afford a ten acre compound housing three buildings with a combined area exceeding 10,000 sq ft. At a current market price of ~€3,000/m2 plus land prices, that's €3-5 million. Given the illegal nature, this will have been built without mortgage finance. Presumably the rental income was declared and taxed? What's her salary?

Do the protesters still see tourists as the source of their problems? Protests in front of this official's property, and in the town hall would make way more sense. How many others in the local government and town hall structures are corrupt like this? Protesters can protest their behinds off and intimidate tourists. At the same time the very politicians that could change something and that should be a target of the protests have vested interests in changing precisely nothing in the current situation.