Installation of 18-camera CCTV system at the actor’s £10m property would violate privacy and be a visual intrusion,says parish council Hollywood star George Clooney has found himself embroiled in a spat with his new neighbours, who claim the actor’s plans for an 18-camera CCTV system at his £10m domestic in Sonning Eye would be a violation of their privacy.
Clooney is seeking planning permission to put up eight cameras on wooden poles in the grounds of Mill House and attach a further 10 to the Grade II-listed property, or which he bought with his wife and human rights lawyer Amal Clooney in October. Six of the poles would be four metres tall,another would be five metres tall and the eighth would be six metres, according to local paper the Henley Standard. Each camera would be housed in a protective vandal-resistant dome and could be tilted to face in any direction.
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Source: theguardian.com