Husband’s bid to build bungalow with care suite so he can look after his dying dementia-hit wife is turned down by council THREE times

An elderly man who wants to build a small bungalow with an attached care suite so he can care for his dying wife has been blocked by council planners.

David Marks, 78, is hoping to construct the single-storey dwelling in Smarden, Kent, for his spouse Yvonne, who suffers from dementia and Parkinson’s disease.

Mr Marks, who lives in nearby Wateringbury, wants to build the home so he could personally look after Yvonne, who has been in a care home for nearly three years.

But he fears he will never get the chance to construct it before his wife’s ‘end of life’, given Ashford

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