A landowner whose plans to build a house on a country estate were rejected by planners despite receiving backing from Scottish Ministers has appealed the decision.
Agents for David McMillan say he was 'aggrieved' by the decision by East Lothian planners, who rejected his plans to replace a derelict headmaster's house on his land with a new home because he had moved it from the original site.
And they say planners have 'misrepresented' the application by describing it as a new build in the countryside.
