Wayne and Coleen Rooney 'face getting no sleep' after wealthy farmers WIN ... trends now
Wayne Rooney and Coleen Rooney could face getting no sleep after their wealthy farmer neighbours won planning permission to expand their farm.
Under the approved plans, the 30 by 24 metre shed will store equipment including a large bale trailer, grass roller, four furrow ploughs and a small livestock trailer.
They previously lodged plans for the construction of a neighbouring shed to hold hundreds of genetically modified Australian sheep. It included a 'dark-room laboratory' so the Brighouses can genetically modify their flock.
In planning documents, the Brighouses say that sheep breeding on the farm has expanded exponentially since 2020, with the flock currently standing at 400 breeding ewes, 40 rams and 400 lambs.
The ex-Manchester United and England striker, 37, built his dream family home, a rural six bedroom fortress nestled behind a lake (Pictured with wife Coleen)
Plans for the new shed have been approved by Cheshire East Council
The Brighouses lodged the application for the shed (pictured) with Cheshire East Council in March
The Rooney's have moved into the £20million Cheshire mega-mansion - which has been dubbed the 'Morrisons Mansion' (pictured)
However, the farming family, who own extensive swathes of land in Cheshire, faced opposition from the local parish council.
Ollerton with Marthall Parish Council complained the farmers were intending to turn the development into residential housing. The project was later approved by Cheshire East Council in April 2022.
Several months later, the parish council hit out at Rooney and wife Coleen in a further planning application from the Brighouses accusing them of building a 'footballers' housing estate'.
The dig came from a council YouTube video, as part of their
