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© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine and appear to have won their planning battle to implement extra security measures within the grounds of their Cotswolds retreat. to add a gatehouse with two security huts that would be manned 24-hours a day at their country home, but they received a complaint from one local who said the plans were "totally out of keeping for the rural area".However, the complaint has now been removed, which means it is more likely the couple's plans will be approved.Plans submitted by David and Victoria show a three-room wooden building for guards, as well as an underground getaway tunnel and wine cellar.

David and Victoria Beckham appear to have won their planning battle to implement extra security measures within the grounds of their Cotswolds retreat.

Victoria Beckham have won their planning disagreement for developments at their Cotswolds home, reports have claimed. The couple had initially encountered resistance from neighbours after putting in an application to build a security gatehouse on their grounds, which neighbour had claimed would ‘ruin the ambience’. As well as the gatehouse, the family are planning to add a wine cellar to their mansion and plans are now waiting for approval by officials. The Sun Online reports that the Beckhams’ planning application states: ‘The proposed use of the outbuilding is solely in association with the main dwelling house. ‘It will serve as a gatehouse to improve security for the occupants of the property.‘The proposed development includes a new

DAVID Beckham appears to have won a war with his neighbour over plans to ramp up security at their Cotswolds home with a gatehouse for two guards. One local had insisted the scheme was out of place for the area, lodging an official complaint saying: "Farms and agricultural buildings do not have gatehouses and security huts.” However, the objection has now been removed, clearing the way for David's plan for the Fort Knox-style measures to be built at his farmhouse estate.

Last month, Express.co.uk revealed Victoria, 46, and David Beckham, 45, have plans for a secret passageway and a wine cellar to be built at their Cotswolds home, believed to be worth £5 million.According to planning documents, the family have requested to have the underground passage built to link their home to a car garage.The family’s nine-bedroom abode already includes a tennis court, tree house and luxury gardens.Adding to their plans, it is believed the couple have asked the council to have a gatehouse built for two security guards.The married couple have reportedly claimed their gatehouse will “improve security for occupants” of their home and its surroundings, according to The Sun.Now, neighbour John Walsby has alleged the Beckhams’