Jimmy Page Is Gonna Have To Have A Meeting With Someone He’s Been Feuding With For 4 Years…

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He’s Not Quite Out Of The Woods Yet…

As you may remember, earlier this year Jimmy Page seemingly wrapped up his 4-year-long legal battle with singer/songwriter Robbie Williams. It all started when Robbie (who was and is Jimmy’s neighbor) wanted to put an underground underground swimming pool in his house. The problem was that this would require significant changes to Jimmy’s residence, and that his premises has a protected status.

For 4 years both Jimmy and Robbie couldn’t reach a compromise, so the issue was taken to Kensington Town Hall where Jimmy made a final plea to protect his residence. Kensington Town Hall ruled in his favor and Robbie’s plans for an underground swimming was postponed indefinitely.

LONDON, ENGLAND – MAY 29: British musician Jimmy Page arrives for a Kensington and Chelsea Town Hall for a planning meeting on May 29, 2018 in London, England. British singer Robbie Williams has been in a four year dispute with his neighbours including Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page over plans to build a basement extension at his multimillion pound home. A formal decision on the proposal is expected to be made by the council at a planning meeting at Kensington and Chelsea Town Hall this evening. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

However, Jimmy is not quite out of the woods yet. He still has one thing left to do before this ongoing feud is over, and that’s confront Robbie himself.

There was just recently a meeting at the Kensington and Chelsea Council Planning Committee where councillor Quentin Marshall advised that both parties discuss this issue personally stating. He said “It seems they are not that far apart. It’s slightly frustrating. I know the two principals are very busy, but surely they can find a way to talk, which might resolve many of the problems.”

LONDON, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 04: Robbie Williams performs with Take That at the Opening Night Gala of “The Band” to benefit the Elton John AIDS Foundation supported by The Evening Standard at Theatre Royal Haymarket on December 4, 2018 in London, England. (Photo by David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images)

So, despite the Kensington Town Hall ruling in his favor earlier this year, it doesn’t quite seem like Jimmy is quite done with dealing with Robbie just yet. We certainly hope that these two can resolve their issues in a peaceful manner.