Hughes500
Since you're familiar with the location, can you tell us:
Is it true "he positioned his hangar furthest away from his own house and close to his neighbour's house."?
Is it true he put it where "blocked his neighbours' view and kept the view from his own house unobstructed."?
Is it true "When advised that this was inconsiderate and likely to cause problems, he took the view that it was his own land and he could do what he wanted regardless of what they thought."?
BTW, you say he's "not a bad bloke and not unreasonable, but knows what he wants and does not suffer fools gladly."
The MD of the company he sold (quoted in an earlier post) put it in a different way, saying 'He's a hard-nosed businessman who won't let anything get in the way of what he wants to do.'
Some people might think Mr Griffin sounds like the sort of person who's not unreasonable as long as he gets his own way, and that his definition of a fool is anyone who dares to try to stop him.
Heliport