Appeal: Expansion of ‘predator experience’ allowed in national park
An inspector has approved expansion plans at a tourist attraction in the Lake District offering ‘wolf walks’ and other experiences despite harm to the area’s World Heritage Site designation, noting that the scheme would contribute £1 million to the local economy.
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