Appeal: Expansion of ‘predator experience’ allowed in national park

On this basis, inspector Siobhan Watson estimated that the business would contribute £1 million to the local economy. However, she noted, “it is essential that tourism and economic development [at WHSs] is not at the expense of the special qualities of the landscape”.

Watson agreed that the proposed layout of the development, designed to reflect the appearance of a traditional farmstead.....Sign Up or Login to read full article