A Scottish flat owner who complained about living next to an Airbnb has been accused of hypocrisy after licensing bosses were told about an extraordinary development. Martin Hopley, who lives in Brighton Terrace in Gullane, objected to his neighbour’s flat operating as a holiday let. He claimed the noise and disruption it caused were not acceptable. Hopley argued the experience of living next to the flat reinforced why the properties should not share communal entrances and stairwells with residential homes. However, a stunning revelation was revealed at East Lothian Council’s licensing sub-com…
