Osman Osman, an electrical contractor from Wexham, Buckinghamshire, has been ordered by Buckinghamshire Council to demolish a 40ft outbuilding constructed in his garden without planning permission. The council fears the structure could be converted into a separate residential unit, which Osman disputes, stating it was meant for storage and as a home office. He claims the council's decision is based on a misunderstanding, as officials believed the outbuilding had its own garden area due to fencing installed to protect his grandchildren. Construction began four years ago, but the enforcement notice was only issued after roofing tiles were added. Osman has six months to comply with the demolition order or face further action. Local residents have voiced their concerns, describing the outbuilding as oversized and calling for its removal. The council's enforcement notice states the outbuilding does not meet local policies regarding its size and relationship to the main dwelling.