Builders scrawl names in cement on Ed Sheeran’s private estate chapel – after star finally receives planning permission

BUILDERS on singer Ed Sheeran’s private chapel have scrawled their names in the cement.

Danny, John, Paul and Garry signed their work on the symmetrical date, 22.02.22.

Their huge markings are visible on the side of the unfinished tower at his estate near Framlingham, Suffolk.

Shape of You star Ed, 31, got approval last month for a burial crypt under the chapel – despite opposition from locals.

Ed’s place of worship will have a lead roof, flint walls and stained-glass windows.

But it is still a building site at the moment, with scaffolding surrounding the tower.

Ed lives on his 16-acre estate with wife Cherry Seaborn, 29, and their one-year-old daughter Lyra.

It has been dubbed “Sheeranville” and is made up of a main house – plus three others – a pub, fruit orchard and recording studio plus a wildlife pond.

Ed, worth £220million, has spent £3million on renovating his “mini village”.