EXCLUSIVERed Bull F1 boss Christian Horner and wife Geri Halliwell are at war with neighbours over ‘disrespectful’ plans to build swimming pool at their Grade II-listed mansion

• The Spice Girl and F1 Red Bull boss applied to install the open-air pool in January

and his wife Geri Halliwell‘s application to build a swimming pool at their Grade II-listed mansion has been blasted as the ‘height of disrespect’ by furious neighbours who fear it will wreck the peace of their sleepy village.

Planning documents in January showed the Spice Girl and F1 Red Bull boss have applied to install the pool in their garden, alongside new decorative planting and a heat pump to keep the water warm.

But the couple have been hit with locals fuming that the busy pool may spoil the quiet of the tiny village – with one saying that funerals in the local church could be interrupted by ‘screaming, shouting and splashing’.

New archaeological evaluations at the Wannabe singer’s home also show that there is a ‘risk’ of remains being disturbed during the two meter-deep excavation.

It comes as Horner’s Red Bull scandal rumbles on, with campaign groups backing a female employee who has been suspended after she raised a complaint about the Team Principal over inappropriate sex texts. Horner has been cleared of any wrongdoing.

Complaining to the council, one neighbour said: ‘The proposed open air swimming pool does not only affect my house but also the Church which is directly opposite the proposed site.

Numerous families from the area use the church, and the rector naturally officiates weddings, christenings, and funerals.

Read on for more exclusive content. Creating a stir! Plans for a swimming pool to be built at their Grade II-listed mansion are submitted by Geri Halliwell and her husband Christian Horner, the head of Red Bull Racing.

“To be distracted by screaming, shouting, and splashing from a short distance away while standing in the churchyard during an internment would be the height of disrespect.”

The couple claims in the paperwork that they are modernizing the grounds of the old family house in an attempt to ‘improve’ its ‘unique character’.

The 40-by-16-foot pool, which is next to their greenhouse and to the side with a 6-foot-deep end, topiary, sun loungers, and a fountain

With the comment, “This end of the village is a conservation area and buildings are listed,” a third seemed to support the allegation that the pool would disturb the town.

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“Historically, it has been a quiet and serene area of the village.”

Following yet another successful season with Red Bull, Horner was named on the New Years List for his services to Motor Sport, and many of the paperwork were turned in on January 2.

Additionally, Horner was the subject of an investigation, as acknowledged by Red Bull Racing’s parent company GmbH on February 5, just one month later.

She continued by saying that the designs should include repairs for the outbuilding, which is intended to house the plant.

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She also took issue with the Horners’ failure to seek planning approval for a brick wall and many covered seating places, calling them “unauthorised” unless the couple can obtain authorization.

The finding is supported by a recent archeological evaluation of the site, which claims that there is proof the town has been inhabited since the Paleolithic era.

Furthermore, even though the assessment states that it is “unlikely,” it is “possible” that remains that could be in danger have survived.