A millionaire's ten-year battle to save Britain's 'biggest man cave' is finally over - as pictures show it has been totally demolished.
Graham Wildin, 70, has spent more than a decade fighting to preserve his illegal 10,000sq/ft leisure complex - and has even served jail time over it.
The row has been ongoing since 2014 when he built the 'man cave' with a bowling alley, casino and a cinema at the back of his home - without planning permission.
Forest of Dean District Council started pulling it down in June - and drone pictures this week show it now resembles a 'concrete car park.'
The complex had sat behind his home in Cinderford, Gloucestershire and had at one time included plush squash courts, soft play area and bowling alley.
Graham Wildin, 70, has spent more than a decade fighting to preserve his illegal 10,000sq/ft leisure complex - and has even served jail time over it.
The row has been ongoing since 2014 when he built the 'man cave' with a bowling alley, casino and a cinema at the back of his home - without planning permission.
Forest of Dean District Council started pulling it down in June - and drone pictures this week show it now resembles a 'concrete car park.'
The complex had sat behind his home in Cinderford, Gloucestershire and had at one time included plush squash courts, soft play area and bowling alley.
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