Jan 22, 2023 · Hollywood star Ray Winstone has lost a battle to revamp his £4million country home after the local planning authority ruled that his plans were ‘unsympathetic’.

Jan 18, 2023 · Movie hardman Ray Winstone has lost a battle to extend his £4million country home after council chiefs ruled that his plans were 'inappropriate'.

Jan 18, 2023 · RAY Winstone has lost a battle to extend his £4million home. The council ruled the actor's plans for a Grand Designs -style makeover at his sprawling Essex mansion were "inappropriate" and...

Jan 19, 2023 · Film and TV star Ray Winstone has been unsuccessful in his bid to redevelop his luxury Essex farmhouse. Planning chiefs from Epping Forest District Council rejected the plans, describing them as "inappropriate".

May 31, 2022 · Ray Winstone is facing opposition to his bid to get planning permission to add a first-floor extension. Now she is urging Winstone, who tried selling the late Victorian farmhouse three years...

Winstone was born on 19 February 1957 in Hackney Hospital, London. [2] He first lived in Caistor Park Road, Stratford E15, [3] and attended Portway infants and junior school. He moved to Enfield when he was seven. [2] His mother, Margaret (née Richardson; 1932–1985) had a job emptying fruit machines, and his father, Raymond J. Winstone (1933–2015), ran a fruit-and-vegetable business.

Jul 5, 2023 · Ray Winstone has taken up labouring work as the Sexy Beast star enjoys the simple life at his home in Sicily amid the Hollywood writers' strike. The Cockney actor, 66, has also finally quit...

March 14, 2001 14:47: SCREEN hard man Ray Winstone has been told he can keep a boundary wall and automatic gates at his Roydon home, after he put them up without planning permission.

Mar 4, 2024 · Ray Winstone gushed his daughter Jaime's wedding in Sicily last year was the 'most amazing weekend' of his life as he gave an insight into the big day on Monday.

Mar 16, 2024 · The Legendary Ray Winstone on Life, Love, and Loyalty "Walls are there to be knocked down," says Ray Winstone, as he reflects on his journey from London's war-ravaged East East to his current perch at the top of the Netflix global TV show and movie charts, with The Gentlemen and Damsel respectively.