A 59-year-old homeowner in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, is ordered to remove a 4ft-high resin ape statue placed outside her two-bedroom terraced home. The statue, weighing about 4kg, is located over the front door area. According to the report, the homeowner is facing a potential fine of up to £20,000 if she does not comply with the order. The issue arises from the placement of the figure on the exterior of the property, with the order requiring its removal. The available accounts focus on the homeowner’s obligation to take down the statue and the financial penalty for refusing. No further details are provided in the supplied text about the specific authority issuing the order, the legal grounds cited for the removal, or whether an appeal or alternative arrangement has been proposed. The story remains centered on the compliance deadline and the risk of enforcement through the stated fine.