Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has been denied a planning application to build a conservatory on the roof terrace of his London home.
Ringo Starr has been stopped from building a conservatory at his London home.
The former Beatle applied to Kensington and Chelsea Council for planning permission to add the feature to his three-bedroom Penthouse which is located on the famous King's Road.
However, as the red brick apartment block - which was built in the 1930s - is situated in a conservation area the request was denied.
According to the London Evening Standard newspaper, Ringo is set to appeal the ruling.
The drummer and his wife, former Bond girl Barbara Bach, have three other homes - a 17th century mansion complete with 200 acres in Surrey, South East England, a villa in Los Angeles and a villa in Colorado.
Ringo recently celebrated his 70the birthday (07.07.10) by playing a concert at New York's Radio City Music Hall.
He was joined on stage during the show by his former Beatles bandmate Sir Paul McCartney for a rendition of 'Birthday' - from the group's 'White Album', released in 1968.
A-list director Ron Howard worked with the surviving Beatles to assemble this engaging documentary, which...
In 1962 The Beatles were signed to a management deal with a local record shop...
In 1964, black and white music comedy 'A Hard Day's Night' was released, starring the...
The Band were one of the best rock groups of the '60s and '70s, creating...
Throughout most of David Bowie's 1973 concert film "Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars,"...