Beatles' George Harrison's widow wins fence battle
Fence put up after late guitarist was attacked can be replaced
The Beatles' George Harrison's widow Olivia Harrison has won a legal battle to get a security fence originally erected after her late husband was attacked replaced.
The guitarist, who died in 2001, was stabbed in his Henley-On-Thames home in 1999 by an intruder. He erected a razor wire fence after the incident, with his widow now getting planning permission from South Oxfordshire District Council to replace it.
The idea to replace the eight foot fence a had been opposed by some neighbours, who labelled it "inappropriate", reports BBC News. On neighbour had claimed the fence injured his cat.
The guitarist, who died in 2001, was stabbed in his Henley-On-Thames home in 1999 by an intruder. He erected a razor wire fence after the incident, with his widow now getting planning permission from South Oxfordshire District Council to replace it.
The idea to replace the eight foot fence a had been opposed by some neighbours, who labelled it "inappropriate", reports BBC News. On neighbour had claimed the fence injured his cat.
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