Man's anger over plans to build classroom block next to his back garden that will give him 'zero privacy'
A Hyde resident says proposals to build a temporary classroom block overlooking his house will worsen flooding issues, block light and invade his family’s privacy.Plans to erect a two-storey modular building in the car park of Hyde Community College by Tameside council have sparked opposition from residents, with 19 objections lodged since the plans were submitted at the end of June.Mike Hughes, who lives on the adjacent Snowdonia Avenue with his wife and two young children, has major concerns about the project, and its impact on his and his neighbours’ homes.“We are concerned that the elevated car park with a double or even single height temporary classroom would significantly reduce light into our houses and create zero privacy,” he