John and Caroline Mackay have the CGI character, made famous in 2003, painted on the side of their cottage.
A Scots couple have won the support of their local council after a neighbour allegedly complained about the Crazy Frog mural on their wall.
Despite its seemingly harmless nature, the couple, residing in Froghoop Cottage, Perth and Kinross, were shocked to learn of a complaint allegedly made to the council by an unknown neighbour. "Planning permission is not in place for the development. The development does not constitute permitted development under Class 3E or 9 of The Town and Country Planning Order 1992 ."
The council initially agreed "a breach of planning control" had in fact occurred but in a shocking twist, decided to close the investigation anyway - with no repercussions. "Then, last week, someone posted a note through my letterbox, saying he'd seen a complaint to the council, and he would like to have a chat. When you look at the council website to see what they said, they'd just decided it was not worth pursuing.
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