March 1st, 2010 by Peter Bevan

Noel Gallagher has applied for planning permission for a summer house in the grounds of his Buckinghamshire home. In the application, the ex-Oasis guitarist said that the building would act as a ‘refuge,’ and added that ‘the summer house is solely for the use of the family for the enjoyment of their gardens.’ According to the Press Association, the application is currently awaiting consideration by Chiltern District Council.

Meanwhile, Noel Gallagher is set to perform on stage for the first time since his split from Oasis last summer. Gallagher is one of the top acts lined up for this year’s Teenage Cancer Trust series, which takes place from March 22-30 at London’s Royal Albert Hall, and also features the likes of The Who, JLS and the Arctic Monkeys.

Noel Gallagher is set to play two nights (March 25 and 26) at the charity series and we can reveal that hundreds of tickets are still available to compare through Tixdaq.com.

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