
Colin Furze
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 45 |
Born | Stamford |
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Nationality | British |
Residence | Stamford |
Lincolnshire | |
England | |
UK | |
Books | This Book Isn’t Safe |
Movies/Shows | Furze World Wonders |
Gadget Geeks | |
Job | YouTuber |
Plumber | |
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Stunt performer | |
Filmmaker | |
Date of birth | October 14,1979 |
Zodiac sign | Libra |
Channel | colinfurze |
Total view | 1.40 billion |
Official site | colinfurzeshop.com |
Education | Malcolm Sargent Primary School |
Height | 178 (cm) |
Subscrib | 12.5 million |
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ID | 508789 |
Colin Furze Life story
Colin Peter Furze is a British YouTube personality, stuntman, inventor, and filmmaker from Stamford, Lincolnshire, England. Furze left school to become a plumber, a trade which he pursued until joining the Sky1 programme Gadget Geeks.
Colin Furze: YouTuber allowed to build tunnel under garden

... Colin Furze spent three years digging the passage by hand under his Lincolnshire garden without permission...
Children In Need 2019: Star-studded BBC appeal raises £47. 9m

... Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood in a sketch with EastEnders Ricky Champ and Rudolph Walker The EastEnders teamed up with Strictly professionals Star Wars actors Daisy Ridley and John Boyega challenged YouTuber Colin Furze to build a real working landspeeder [vehicle that hovers], helped by young people from Children In Need projects...
Children In Need 2019: Strictly, Star Wars and soaps help charity appeal

... Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood appears in a sketch with EastEnders Ricky Champ and Rudolph Walker The EastEnders teamed up with Strictly professionals Star Wars actors Daisy Ridley and John Boyega challenge YouTuber Colin Furze to build a real working landspeeder [vehicle that hovers], helped by young people from Children In Need projects...
Colin Furze: YouTuber allowed to build tunnel under garden
A YouTuber has won retrospective planning permission to burrow a tunnel between his house and shed.
Colin Furze spent three years digging The Passage by hand under his Lincolnshire garden without permission.
The subterranean structure lies 1. 2m (4ft) beneath The Surface and could eventually also connect to a special underground Bunker he has built.
Mr Furze, from Stamford, said he wanted to do it because he thought " it would be cool".
Planning documents from South Kesteven District Council show The Bunker was granted permission eight years ago.
However, tunnels to connect his house, shed and Bunker did not have permission.
" The Proposal is partially retrospective with a large portion of the tunnelling works having been carried out, " the document stated.
Mr Furze has been documenting his progress to his 12 million YouTube followers after beginning the tunnelling project in November 2018.
Initially, The Tunnel was A Secret but millions have since watched his exploits, with The Tunnel currently connecting his kitchen pantry with his shed.
He Said the response had been positive, adding: " If you ask people about tunnels, they love them".
and turned it into the " ultimate man cave" with a flat-screen TV, Drum Kit and several video consoles, which was A Childhood dream of his.
" I thought wouldn't it be amazing if I could get to The Bunker without having to walk down The Path outside? " He Said .
He Said The Next part of his plans will see a digger used to connect The Shed with The Bunker - a distance of about 15m (49 ft) - providing further planning permission is granted.
The Tunnel has been built in stages which has included lighting, ventilation shafts and a track to help move soil away.
A planning inspector visited after the plans were shared widely on Facebook, bringing The Project to the attention of The Council .
The parish council strongly objected to the plans which it said would cause concern regarding health and safety and subsidence.
A condition was added to the granting of permission that further work was subject to the " ground and constructions structural integrity being investigated".
Source of news: bbc.com